This attraction is on Fuxing Road, Gulangyu Island. It is built to commemorate Lin Qiaozhi. The scenery is good, the interior is grassy, the environment is quiet, and it is a good small garden. There is a Lin Qiaozhi Memorial Hall here, you can go in and get a good understanding.

Xiamen Liyuan, here is the memorial garden of Dr. Lin Qiaozhi, built in order to commemorate Dr. Lin, a people's medical doctor. The reason why Liyuan is "living" is to mean training and raising, and it is named. There is also a memorial hall in the park to commemorate Dr. Lin, and the exhibitions include Dr. Lin's life and supplies used in his life.

Walking on the streets of Gulangyu Island, looking at the endless houses, clean and quiet trails, walking in such a pleasant environment as if you are in an outdoor peach garden. There are countless antique buildings on the island, whether it is Sunlight Rock, Moon Garden or World Building, you can feel the exotic atmosphere. However, a memorial on the island gives people a completely different emotion, that is the garden.

Gulangyu Liyuan, known as Dr. Lin Qiaozhi Memorial Park, is located on Fuxing Road, southeast of Gulangyu Island, Xiamen City. It was built to commemorate Dr. Lin Qiaozhi, a famous Chinese obstetrician and gynecologist (1901 － 1983). Dr. Lin Qiaozhi was born in Gulangyu, a teacher family, graduated from Peking Union Medical University in 1929. She has noble medical ethics and excellent medical skills. She has delivered more than 50,000 babies in her life and treated countless gynecological patients. It didn't seem to be open on the day I arrived, just look outside

The rare and free open scenic spot on Gulangyu is in memory of a doctor, Lin Qiaozhi, a famous expert in obstetrics and gynecology. From her statue, she is indeed very kind. Looking at the introduction, she is really great. She is unmarried, childless and childless. She has dedicated her whole life to the national reproductive cause and saved 20,000 babies in her life. So we still have to visit with respect. Unfortunately, to see those traveling group members do not know the red and white, do not know the historical background, perversely in front of the statue of Dr. Lin put out a variety of flashy, indecent actions, sincerely.... Well, I really have nothing to say.