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In between land and water, a museum of Hakka culture in southern China

An abandoned Hakka village, a protected mangrove forest and the remains of fish ponds, fields and gardens will be transformed into a public park.
The transformation will aim to encourage recreation and tourism, protect the mangrove habitat and honour the culture of this Chinese minority.
The proposals envisage the manipulation of the flow of freshwater, brackish water and saltwater, and the interpretation of existing systems. This will be demonstrated in the freshwater and seawater areas, the tidal park, the cascade garden, the botanical gardens, the nursery and the historic Hakka fishing village.

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