HOPSCA project. Developing Stages Start in 1 year, Complete in 3 years and Have Fame in 5 years 2008 is the year for planning of China Wu Culture Expo Park. In this year, the general plan for this park, the detailed plan for major functional zones and the design for some key functional projects would be finished. 2009 is the year for foundation construction of China Wu Culture Expo Park. In this year, municipal infrastructure construction of the major functional zones for China Wu Culture Expo Park and the foundation construction for key functional projects, such as Lianghong Wetland Park and China View Stone Park will be finished. 2010 is the year for construction of the core functional projects of China Wu Culture Expo Park. In this year, the core functional projects such as "Jiangnan in Prosperity– China Wu Culture Theme Park" and "Liang-Meng Hejia" will be finished; the major functional zones of China Wu Culture Expo Park will be shaped. 2011 is the year for promoting China Wu Culture Expo Park. In this year, the cultural tourism resources will be integrated on a high standard and the cultural tourism connotation of the Wu Culture Expo Park will be enriched and promoted. 2012 is the year for establishing the brand of China Wu Culture Expo Park. By 2012, the investment in the infrastructure of China Wu Culture Expo Park will have reached 5 billion yuan and powerful industries will have been formed by attracting Chinese and foreign investment. Completed Projects Hongshan Ruins Museum Covering 7.5km2, Hongshan Grand Ruins is a grave complex of the Wu-Yue Culture dating back to Spring & Autumn and Warring States (770-221BC). Now, 108 mounds are known as large terraces in that time and 2300 cultural relics have been excavated from 7 graves. This Ruins was named as one of top ten archaeological discoveries 2004 in China. In 2006, it was included into "The 6th Batch Cultural Relics of National Importance under the Protection of the State" and 100 Key Grand Ruins under the State-Level Protection, 2006–2010. Lianghong Wetland Lianghong Wetland borders the Hongshan Ruins Park Agricultural Eco-Ehibition Zone to the east, the Taibo Canal to the west, the Zhan Bridge at Taibo Canal to the north and the natural village Qiaotou Lane to the south. The total planned area amounts to 1km2: Phase 1 covers 0.4 km2, which was completed at the end of March