Garden introduction: Thousands of flowers, grasses and vines grow on Orange Island, including 143 species of rare plants. There are cranes, herons, gulls, foxes, badgers and other rare animals. Surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing water on one side, the climate is humid and pleasant, making it the best area for the growth of flowers and fruits. In the orange orchard, you can pick fragrant oranges in the autumn. The oranges are fragrant for ten miles, and the green shade stretches across the ground. The economic forest belt formed by plum orchards, chestnut orchards, tea gardens, loquats, peaches, pears, and apricots is surrounded by patches of wild forest fruits such as hawthorn, kiwi, golden cherry, wild grape, and mountain crabapple.