Group 1 - The newly opened Xiyuan Paleontology Research Base in Beijing aims to provide immersive natural science education, filling a gap in paleobiology education in the Yanqing area [1] - The base covers an area of 2,962 square meters and features a two-level exhibition space, showcasing significant exhibits such as a 24-meter-long dinosaur skeleton and fossil models from top international journals [1] - The base includes seven thematic exhibition areas that present the 4.6 billion-year history of life on Earth, allowing visitors to experience the evolution of life through a time tunnel design [1] Group 2 - The base offers a differentiated curriculum developed by experts from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, utilizing the 5E teaching method tailored for different age groups [2] - Activities for children aged 5 to 12 include model making and hands-on projects, while older youth can engage in more complex tasks like measuring cranial capacity and assembling dinosaur skeletons [2] - The base integrates ancient biological evolution with modern biodiversity research, allowing visitors to observe the continuity of life evolution in various ecological settings [2] Group 3 - The Xiyuan Paleontology Research Base is fully open to the public, with ticket purchases available through the official WeChat account [3] - The base will host a series of family-friendly science activities during the summer, such as dinosaur restoration and treasure hunts, providing an engaging platform for the public [3]