Part Three: Read to the bottom of this page, then stop.     Jim had carefully organized his notes. Now, he needed to use this information to show how unique and exciting it would be to have such a garden in Seattle. The garden would be a real cultural attraction, something that would honor Seattle’s many ties to Asia while, at the same time, creating a beautiful work of art that all could enjoy.   Jim decided to write a one-page essay explaining what a Chinese garden was and summarizing the major elements of a Chinese garden. That was bound to convince people to donate money to help build the garden.   He wrote a title across the top of the page: “What is a Chinese Garden and why should we have one in Seattle?”   Jim began to write.   Prepared for the Boomerang Box project by the Magnuson Partnership Click to return to the first page of the on-screen preview. Home Journey Log Trade Topics People Profiles Index Ask the Eagle