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Tacoma, Washington
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The park was established to acknowledge and reconcile the expulsion of Chinese residents from Tacoma in 1885, a dark chapter in the city's history.
The Fuzhou Ting, a traditional Chinese pavilion, was constructed by artisans from Tacoma's sister city, Fuzhou, China, symbolizing cross-cultural friendship.
The park is a component of the Chinese Reconciliation Project, which aims to educate the public and foster understanding between cultures.
The park's layout incorporates elements of traditional Chinese garden design, emphasizing harmony and balance with nature.
Each year, the park is a venue for the Moon Festival, celebrating Chinese culture with music, dance, and traditional foods.
The park is situated on the waterfront, offering a serene environment that contrasts with its historical significance.
