• The Chinese Garden is located in Jurong, between the Jurong East and Chinese Garden MRT stations. It was built on Jurong Lake and is surrounded by water.
• Completed in 1975, the 13.5-hectare Chinese Garden was designed by Professor Yu Yuen-chen, a Taiwanese architect. The garden’s design was modelled on the imperial architecture style and landscape design of China’s Northern Song dynasty, incorporating traditional Chinese pavilions, towers and pagodas.
• In March 2016, the National Parks Board (NParks) took over management of the Chinese Garden from Jurong Town Corporation.
• Under the Jurong Lake District blueprint, the Chinese Garden will be redeveloped to become part of Jurong Lake Gardens. Apart from preserving some of the original structures, new attractions and features will also be added.

Residents who visit the Chinese Garden frequently will be familiar with the white-and-orange cat that resides in the area. Elderly residents stop to chat with it on their morning walks, while children visiting the park on the weekends can also be found playing with it. (Lianhe Zaobao, 10/6/2019)

Before redevelopment works were carried out, the Chinese Garden was home to close to 30 attractions:
1. White Rainbow Bridge: A 66-metre-long, 13-arch bridge made of white stone, modelled after the 17-arch bridge in Beijing’s Summer Palace.
2. Fish Paradise: Resembling the classical gardens of Suzhou, the courtyard consists of a pond filled with ornamental fish, and a lake of lotus flowers.
3. Bonsai Garden: The garden covers an area of about 5,800 square metres and mainly displays bonsai plants imported from China, Japan, and Malaysia.
4. Cloud Pagoda: A 44.2-metre-high, hexagonal seven-storey pagoda with statues of Confucius, Qu Yuan, Guan Yu, Hua Mulan, Yue Fei, Wen Tianxiang, Zheng He, and Lin Zexu in front of it.
5. Garden of Abundance: Situated next to the Cloud Pagoda, the garden is home to stone sculptures of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals and a manmade stream.
6. Edible Garden: A garden where herbs of all types are grown.
7. Twin Pagodas: Namely the Cloud-Wrapped Pavilion and the Moon-Receiving Tower.