Core Insights - The article highlights the transition of activities in Beijing's municipal parks from ice skating to family-oriented play areas as winter ends, with a focus on creating "micro-parks" for children [1][2] Group 1: Park Activities and Visitor Engagement - This year, municipal parks in Beijing received a total of 225,000 visitors at ice rinks before their closure, leading to a shift towards various family play activities [1] - New attractions include immersive children's play areas at parks like the Lvxian Ancient City Ruins Park, which features climbing structures inspired by Han Dynasty military culture [1] - Other parks, such as Xiangshan Park and Baiwangshan Forest Park, are enhancing natural play experiences with traditional games and nature-based play equipment [1] Group 2: Educational Initiatives - Science exploration activities are becoming an integral part of family entertainment in parks, with each park housing a "nature secret base" for educational purposes [2] - Activities like wetland classrooms and ecological lectures are being organized to foster children's understanding of ecology and environmental awareness [2] - The Beijing Municipal Park Management Center plans to increase the number of "micro-parks" by 2026, focusing on interactive experiences for families and ensuring safety and convenience in park facilities [2]