There is a magical sculpture gallery not bound by any walls in the Lin-gang Special Area – located in East China's Shanghai city – and it's called the Dishui Lake Chinese Artists' Sculpture Park.

The sculpture park, which lies within the Dishui Lake Rim Landscape Zone, stretches 2 kilometers and it offers enchanted visitors 100 fine sculptures scattered at random within its domain.

It is the first large public cultural project in the Lin-gang Special Area since its establishment and it took 20 months to be established.

In the early days, people's images were selected as the themes to reflect ordinary folks from all walks of life.

The forms were also made by famous artists, among them Liu Kaiqu and Wu Weishan. There is a QR code under the introduction of each sculpture. By scanning it, visitors can get a first-hand description of the works from the artists.

The sweet figure of a girl feeding a cat, created by Wang Ruiyu, is a hit with visitors. [Photo/WeChat account: shlgguanweihui]

A fine statue of a prairie man, by Wu Weishan, cuts an imposing figure. [Photo/WeChat account: shlgguanweihui]