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.