Lotus Square, Square in Sé, China

Lotus Square is a public square in Sé, China, centered on a large sculpture of a lotus flower in bloom. The paved area around it is open and flat, with the sculpture as the main focal point and space for walking on all sides.

The square was created in the late 1990s as part of the development of Sé. Since then, it has remained a central public space in the area.

The lotus flower is a common symbol in Chinese culture, and the sculpture here is a popular meeting point for locals. People often gather near the flower to chat or take photos, especially on weekends.

The square is easy to reach on foot from nearby streets and has a flat surface that suits wheelchairs and strollers. Visit in the morning or late afternoon when the light is softer and the area is less crowded.

The lotus sculpture is made of bronze and stands on a base that is often used as a informal stage for small performances. Few visitors notice the small plaques around the base that list the names of local donors.