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Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the diverse activities and attractions in Beijing's parks during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, showcasing how these parks cater to various visitor interests and enhance the holiday experience [1]. Group 1: Visitor Statistics and Popular Parks - On the fourth day of the holiday, Beijing's municipal parks received a total of 796,300 visitors, with overall park order being stable and orderly [1]. - The top three parks by visitor numbers were the Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, and Jingshan Park, indicating their continued popularity among tourists [1]. Group 2: Unique Park Activities - Yuyuantan Park offered immersive experiences for moon appreciation, featuring themed activities such as lantern riddles and flower lantern making, along with extended business hours for commercial outlets to cater to evening visitors [2]. - Baiwang Mountain Forest Park hosted a photo exhibition titled "A Thousand Gardens and a Hundred Shadows," providing an interactive experience through various media [3]. - The park also attracted birdwatchers to observe autumn migration, with key locations identified for optimal viewing of raptors until early November [5]. Group 3: Cultural and Educational Experiences - Luxian Ancient City Ruins Park introduced several hands-on cultural activities, such as tile printing and herbal sachet making, allowing visitors to engage with traditional culture without prior reservation [6]. - The park featured a photo spot that combined a "full moon" with the city wall, creating a picturesque setting for visitors to capture moments and celebrate traditional customs [7].

Core Insights - During the first four days of the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, parks in Beijing received a total of 7.3829 million visitors [1] - On October 4th alone, Beijing parks welcomed 2.1444 million visitors, with notable attendance at major parks [1] Visitor Statistics - The Temple of Heaven received 224,800 visitors [1] - The Summer Palace attracted 197,300 visitors [1] - The Old Summer Palace site welcomed 124,000 visitors [1]

Core Insights - The total number of visitors to parks in Beijing during the first day of the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday reached 1.2837 million, representing a 0.01% increase compared to the same period last year [1] Visitor Statistics - The top three parks by visitor numbers were: - Temple of Heaven with 92,200 visitors - Summer Palace with 77,800 visitors - Grand Canal Cultural Tourism Area with 45,000 visitors [1] Floral Displays - A total of 308 parks set up 314 flower beds and 232 floral landscapes, covering an area of 190,000 square meters - Over 3.87 million flowers, including bougainvillea and roses, were used to enhance the festive atmosphere [1] Visitor Advisory - The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Landscape and Forestry advised visitors to plan their trips wisely due to potential congestion around popular attractions, encouraging green travel and off-peak visits [1]

Core Points - Wuhan will host nearly 100 cultural activities across 43 parks during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, providing a joyful experience for citizens [1] Group 1: Cultural Performances - Huanghelou Park will feature daily performances including "Crane Dance in Chutian" and "Crane Dance on the Long River" from October 1 to 3, along with immersive interactive shows [2] - The Moon Lake Scenic Area will host a "Singing the Motherland" themed cultural performance on October 1 [2] - Liberation Park will present a music concert covering various styles such as pop, rock, and folk [2] - The Wuhan Zoo will hold a music concert titled "Sound for You - Wuhan Joyous Ode" featuring university folk bands from October 1 to 3 and on October 6 [2] Group 2: Interactive Activities - Huanghelou Park will organize a night tour series called "Light Up China Red - Crane Dance to Celebrate the Double Festival," including lion dances and poetry competitions [4] - The Wuhan Zoo will conduct sports interactive games and challenges during the first six days of the holiday, offering prizes for successful participants [4] - Zhongshan Park will have a music fountain open for five shows daily from 10 AM to 7 PM [4] Group 3: Outdoor Movies - Multiple parks in Wuhan will screen outdoor movies for free during the holiday, including Zhongshan Park and Liberation Park [6] - The screenings will feature domestic films at various parks, with different schedules [6] Group 4: Flower Exhibitions - The Wuhan Botanical Garden will host exhibitions featuring 51 varieties of Amaryllis and over 1,500 Cone-Flower plants [9] - The Tulip Theme Park in the Dongxihu District will showcase a sunflower exhibition with various colors [9]

Group 1 - The Beijing Park Management Center is organizing over 100 park activities to celebrate the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day, including music performances, educational activities, and night tours [1] - A series of patriotic education activities will be held at various parks, including a new themed exhibition at the Cherry Valley site commemorating the 90th anniversary of the December 9th Movement, and a fall study tour for students at Xiangshan Park [2] - The National Botanical Garden and other parks are hosting flower exhibitions, including the 4th Chrysanthemum Exhibition and the 3rd Chrysanthemum Cultural Festival, showcasing over 200,000 autumn flowers [3] Group 2 - Yuyuantan Park will provide telescopes for visitors to enjoy moon viewing during the Mid-Autumn Festival, along with lantern-making activities [4] - All 56 entrance gates of municipal parks and the China Garden Museum will implement security checks during the holiday, with measures in place for crowd management and monitoring [5][6] - The park management center recommends "hidden gem parks" for off-peak visits, featuring various activities to enhance visitor experience [5]

Group 1 - The newly anticipated "Internet celebrity" Fuxing Island Shipyard Park is set to officially open, coinciding with the 2025 Shanghai Urban Space Art Season starting on September 30 [1][2] - The 2025 Shanghai Urban Space Art Season features "1+16" exhibition areas, with the main area located in Fuxing Island Shipyard Park, highlighting four major attractions [1] - The exhibition aims to showcase the future vision of "quantum city" smart governance while preserving industrial cyberpunk aesthetics, enhancing urban renewal through artistic design [1][2] Group 2 - The exhibition period runs from September 30 to December 13, with convenient access via Metro Line 12 to Fuxing Island Station [2] - The park's location was previously the site of the legendary Chinese industrial factory, the China Shipbuilding Factory, featuring industrial relics such as giant crane clusters and oversized shipbuilding platforms [2] - Visitors can engage in a variety of activities including trendy sports, concerts, markets, and art workshops, enhancing the park's appeal as a leisure destination [2]

Group 1 - The "Yuyuan Garden" themed cultural week is held at the Lvxian Ancient City Ruins Park from August 26 to 31, featuring ecological science popularization, nature handcrafts, and digital interactions to enhance visitor experiences with Han Dynasty culture and cherry blossoms [1] - Yuyuantan Park has over 3,000 cherry trees of more than 40 varieties, making it one of the most influential cherry blossom viewing spots in North China [1] - The cultural week integrates natural landscapes, ecological wisdom, and technological elements into the "Yuyuan Garden" exhibition, showcasing a miniature version of Yuyuantan Park that includes ecological elements like reeds and mandarin ducks [1] Group 2 - Daily special activities will be launched during the cultural week, including ecological science interactive experiences that educate visitors about the park's unique bird species, insects, and cherry blossom knowledge [2] - Workshops will teach flower pressing techniques using cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums, enhancing visitors' engagement with nature [2] - Interactive experiences with garden robots and digital characters will provide a fun and tech-savvy atmosphere for citizens [2]

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of the former mining area in Tangshan, Nanjing, into a city park demonstrates a successful integration of ecological restoration and economic development, showcasing a model for sustainable urban planning [2][5]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - The ecological restoration project began in 2017, focusing on stabilizing the cliff structures without extensive alteration of the mountain [3]. - Approximately 40,000 cubic meters of slope cutting was completed to ensure the stability of the mountain's main structure [3]. - A total of 150,000 cubic meters of waste soil was removed, and 120,000 cubic meters of earth was excavated and filled, raising the average height of the pit area by 1.5 meters to improve soil conditions [3][4]. Group 2: Water Management and Biodiversity - The project includes the construction of various water management facilities such as lakes, ecological ditches, rain gardens, artificial wetlands, and ecological retention pools to create a closed-loop system for water purification [4]. - Grass stacks made from crushed stones and leaves, filled with local plant seeds, were created to enhance biodiversity and provide habitats for wildlife [4]. Group 3: Urban Park Development - The park is designed as an open, shared space for citizens, featuring educational, recreational, and commercial activities, including restaurants, cafes, and a no-power amusement park [5][6]. - The park has attracted over 6 million visitors since its opening in 2019, generating an estimated revenue of 16 million yuan in 2024 from various consumer projects [6]. Group 4: Cultural and Educational Aspects - The park serves as a geological education base, allowing visitors, especially children, to learn about geological processes and the history of mining in the area [7]. - The design incorporates elements that reflect the industrial history of the region, enhancing the cultural significance of the park [7].

Group 1 - The Beijing Central Axis has successfully attracted tourists from around the world since its UNESCO heritage designation one year ago, with 15 heritage sites including three municipal parks: Temple of Heaven, Jingshan Park, and the Altar of Land and Grain [1] - The three parks have implemented various initiatives such as technological empowerment for cultural relic protection, activation of cultural relics, and educational activities to enhance the vitality of the Central Axis [1] Group 2 - Temple of Heaven Park has utilized 3D scanning technology to create a digital archive of the Circular Mound Altar, preserving historical information and advancing the protection and restoration of movable cultural relics [2] - Zhongshan Park has conducted surveys of 15 Ming and Qing architectural sites, completed renovations on five buildings, and digitized 105 cultural relics [2] - Jingshan Park has achieved 3D modeling and digital archiving of all ancient buildings using advanced scanning technology, and has created a traceable "digital gene bank" for stone relics [2] Group 3 - The three parks have launched a series of cultural and educational activities, including high-quality exhibitions and cultural products to promote cultural transmission [3] - The parks have organized numerous science popularization activities related to the Central Axis, covering topics such as traditional architecture and historical culture [3] - Research projects focusing on the value and protection strategies of the Central Axis garden heritage have been initiated, covering various aspects such as digital protection of ancient buildings and public education [3]