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Aduo Flower Island is located in the Cangma Mountain range and is an internet-famous micro-vacation tourism destination created by Sunac Aduo Town under the theme of poetry, wine, tea fields, and dreaming in Cangma. The currently open Flower Island Visitor Center and the first section of the Flower Island observation area were implemented by Shunjing Landscape. The Aduo Flower Island project draws on the natural texture of Cangma Mountain Forest Park and uses High Tang culture as its background to build a quiet, serene, rustic, and elegant classical garden. It uses mountain terrain to gather different business formats, with bars, tea rooms, and restaurants scattered throughout, creating the interest of a mountain space. Strolling through Aduo Flower Island is like dreaming back to the glorious Tang Dynasty. The Visitor Center is the first impression point for visitors entering the town, combining visitor services, stopping and leisure, and image display functions. Based on the site spirit and integrating the natural character of Cangma Mountain, it creates a landscape site with prominent overall grandeur and sufficient impact. The semi-arc streamline visitor center building cleverly integrates with the open lake view, with lush trees and clear waters surrounding it, forming an artistic semi-enclosed space. Multiple landscapes are shaped around the building, with viewing points constantly changing. Using the undulating existing terrain, the project creates cascading waterfalls, ecological green islands, metasequoia forests, and sponge water systems that echo the native natural landscape, continuing the pure and wild beauty of the site and its surroundings. In the Flower Island observation area, there are arch-bridge mirror lakes, flagstone lanes, fragrant winding paths, and strange stone bonsai. Poetry and painting are fully expressed among green mountains and clear waters. The area covers multiple landscape types including public roads, commercial streets, leisure trails, B&B courtyards, and outdoor planting.