品年味嬉冰雪 市民乐享游园

Group 1 - The total number of visitors to city parks on the second day of the Spring Festival reached 205,500, with the top three parks being Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, and Jingshan Park [1] - The festive atmosphere combined with winter activities attracted families to celebrate the New Year, with parks like Taoranting, Zizhuyuan, and Lvxian Ancient City Ruins offering rich ice and snow activities [1] Group 2 - Taoranting Park was decorated festively, featuring a large red horse sculpture and various New Year decorations, creating a vibrant holiday atmosphere [3] - The 16th Ice and Snow Carnival at Taoranting Park included a 38,000 square meter snow area, where visitors enjoyed snow activities and interacted with attractions like giant snowmen and penguins [3] - Zizhuyuan Park showcased a unique blend of ice and festive elements, with over 1,500 red lanterns and various winter-themed attractions, including a popular ice slide and snow tubing area [4] Group 3 - Lvxian Ancient City Ruins Park highlighted its historical significance with a theme of "Cultural Continuity and Spring in the Ancient City," featuring over 1,000 red lanterns and cultural displays [5] - The park offered immersive experiences such as traditional crafts and performances, enhancing the cultural depth of the New Year celebrations [6] - A special exhibition on Han Dynasty horse culture was launched, providing insights into the rich cultural heritage associated with the festival [6]