The two maps illustrate how a small park has developed over the past 45 years
Overall, the park was predominantly an enclosed area which surrounded by walls and included plants and forest in 1980, but it has underwent a significant transformation into an multi-functional and opened area. The key changes include the introduction of picnic equipment and the small soccer yard, the complete elimination of walls, and the expanded roads
In 1980, the park was covered by walls which had two gates on the south and the west of the park. There was a road which ran from the south to the north and had a sharp bend at near the end of the park towards the west. When it came to the eastern section, it was mainly the forest and a garden of flowers along the roads. To the western side of the road, there was a lake and another garden of flower which was opposite the one on the east.
In the present, the walls and gates have been demolished to make the park more opened. Not only the road has been preserved it previous shape, but it has been spanned from the south to the north to the end of park and had a new right-angle turn to the east, dividing the land into two sides.The reduction in size of forest which includes many picnic tables and barbeque, and the removal of the eastern garden have paved the way for the soccer field at the southwest of the park. The remaining garden has been also erased to make way for planting more bushes, while the pond has remained the same
