Grass Cutting Path Introduction
Calligraphy Greenway begins at the National Museum of Natural Science and extends south to the Art Garden Greenway, creating a linear urban space structure. Along the way are key activity nodes such as the National Museum of Natural Science, Civic Square, Qunmei Eslite Greenway, cultural spaces, the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and food streets. The intensity and atmosphere of activities vary from compact to tranquil, creating a natural and fluid aura reminiscent of the cursive script style in calligraphy. This style, known as "xingcao," is explained by the ancients as: "black should be counted as white, the first character leading the section; strokes flowing left and right, with gaps and density alternating; dense spaces not ventilated, wide enough to gallop a horse." The spatial structure formulated by "xingcao" serves as the starting point for design inspiration, aiming to create a metropolitan characteristic space based on the rhythm and cadence of cursive writing. Thus, there is an alternate name for "Calligraphy Greenway," which embodies the concept of "xingcao wudao." Recommended attractions along Calligraphy Greenway and its surroundings include:
