Beijing Wildlife Park is located in Yufa Town, Daxing District, Beijing. Due to its unique geographical location, it is also affectionately called "Beijing Daxing Wildlife Park" by netizens. The park raises more than 300 species and more than 5,000 rare wild animals from all over the world. It is a veritable wildlife park in the forest with trees, green grass, spring flowers and autumn fruits. It has been awarded the titles of "Beijing Popular Science Education Base" and "Primary and Secondary School Students Social Practice Classroom Resource Unit" by the Beijing Municipal Education Commission. It was also selected as the first Beijing Internet Celebrity Check-in Site. It is a national 4A-level scenic spot integrating wild animal domestication and breeding, scientific research, popular science education and leisure tourism. Beijing Wildlife Park is divided into three major areas: self-driving tour area, beast experience area and walking tour area. The self-driving tour area covers an area of more than 1,200 acres, a total of 10 kilometers, and is divided into seven major animal exhibition areas, allowing you to fully appreciate the most primitive, real and natural animal world from Asia to Africa, from grasslands to plateaus. The self-driving tour area has two ways of visiting: self-driving tour and small train tour. You can travel through the original natural environment, enjoy the wildness of wild animals, enjoy the comfort of the journey in a beautiful environment, and experience the joy of integrating into nature surrounded by enthusiastic animals. The beast experience area is divided into eight exhibition areas. While creating an atmosphere and cultural atmosphere that conforms to the regional environment of different beasts, it has carefully designed sightseeing vehicles for tourists to interact with beasts. You will meet beasts unexpectedly while crossing mountains and wading through water, and watch the natural life world of beasts up close, for a thrilling and exciting exploration journey. In the walking tour area, you will meet many animals such as enthusiastic ring-tailed lemurs, docile sika deer, magical chimpanzee families, and elegant giraffes. There is a "Fun Park" specially built for children, a "Blue Town" designed for taking photos, a Chinese-style animal interaction area "Deer Park", and many different experiential exhibition areas and pavilions such as "Madagascar Jungle", "Parrot Rainforest", "Reptile Hall", "Red Panda Hall", and "Giraffe and Elephant Exhibition Area". Travel through the animal kingdom, enjoy the thrill and excitement of jungle exploration, experience the fun of close interaction with animals, enjoy a leisurely holiday, and take a magical trip to the animal kingdom with your family and friends. Beijing Wildlife Park welcomes you!
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Interpretation of Beijing Wildlife Park from the perspective of Eastern philosophy From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, Beijing Wildlife Park is a place that embodies the concept of "harmony between man and nature". In Taoist philosophy, nature and man are interdependent and coexist harmoniously. In the zoo, various animals live under conditions that simulate the natural environment. By observing animals, humans can better understand the laws of nature and thus achieve a state of harmony with nature. At the same time, the Buddhist idea of compassion and equality of all beings is also reflected in the protection and respect for animals. The zoo is not only a home for animals, but also a place for humans to learn compassion and respect for life. Interpretation of Beijing Wildlife Park from the perspective of Western philosophy From the perspective of Western philosophy, Beijing Wildlife Park can be seen as a manifestation of human exploration and cognition of nature. In Enlightenment philosophy, reason is the main tool for understanding the world. The zoo provides people with a platform to observe and study animal behavior and habits, and promotes the development of scientific fields such as biology and ecology. At the same time, the zoo also reflects human thinking on animal rights, such as animal welfare, animal protection and other issues, reflecting the discussion of morality and ethics in Western philosophy. In existentialist philosophy, animals in zoos, like humans, are seeking the meaning of their existence, which prompts us to think about the relationship between humans and animals and our responsibility to nature. Through the dual interpretation of Eastern and Western philosophy, Beijing Wildlife Park is not only a place for entertainment and education, but also a space for philosophical thinking, which prompts us to reflect on the relationship between humans and nature, and our place and responsibility in this world.