During the May Day holiday, I took my family to Beijing World Park. The children had a lot of fun, especially when they saw some small animals.
World Park Main Entrance
Next to the Circular Colosseum and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, there is an artificially enclosed area with hundreds of pigeons in captivity. To enter the area, you need to buy a separate ticket for 20 yuan per person, and pigeon food is sold separately.
World Park - Leaning Tower of Pisa
In the adult world, many decisions are made before weighing the pros and cons. I thought that the child was still unsteady walking, there was a lot of pigeon poop in it, and I was afraid that the child would fall, so I didn't go in. Of course, a large part of the reason is that the money is not worth it.
World Park - Ancient Roman Amphitheater
In the Pigeon Square area, several parents are feeding their children. Whenever some wheat is thrown, it causes a commotion among the pigeons, and after eating up, the pigeons go to other tourist feeding points.
World Park - Pigeon Square Fence
If any child moves a little more or wants to grab a pigeon with his hand, it will cause a great "turmoil". Many pigeons around will fly to a high place nearby, and when they perceive that there is no danger, they will fly back again, and so on many times.
World Park - Dove Roost
Most visitors choose to watch outside the fence and do not buy tickets to enter. Occasionally, a few "warriors" who do not want to passively wait for feeding will choose to fly out of the fence and go to the nearby tourist service point. There were quite a few tables there, and some food scraps fell from snow stars on the ground. For these pigeons, it is enough to fill the stomach, and there is no need to rob you to death.
World Park Main Entrance -2
Tourists will also take the initiative to feed the little goo-goo who dare to break the routine of "going into the sea" to find food. Their adventures are rewarded handsomely.
World Park - The Great Wall
Thinking of the current employment environment, some things that were not understood before have answers.
World Park - Eiffel Tower
An industry is like a pigeon pen, and the more pigeons there are, the more competition there is, and they have to be rolled up in order to stutter. Even if you try your best, there will still be many unlucky eggs who are hungry. Whether to continue to roll in, believing that you are the lucky one in 10,000, or to find another way and continue to move forward on a different track is a question in front of the pigeons.
World Park - Sydney Opera House
When the cake is only finitely large, more pigeons are naturally not enough. Of course, it is best if you can make a big cake, but for us ordinary people, we can only choose to be a person who is allocated food. Many times, we don't have a choice.
World Park - Pyramids
The pigeons that dare to fly out of the cage are like many people who start their own businesses or freelance today. With their unique vision and keen sense of smell, they discover various pain points in this society, and use their wisdom to win a new direction for their survival. Whether it is the current popular self-media or has a skill, opening a store or doing business. They all jumped out of the original involution area and opened up a new vast world.
World Park - Manhattan Plaza, New York
Of course, if there are more people engaged in any industry, it will naturally roll up, and the same is true for self-media, but for those who dare to innovate and dare to accept new challenges, new opportunities are either created or grasped in line with the development of the times.
World Park - U.S. Capitol
The road is long, and its repair is long. I will seek from top to bottom.
Remark:
Beijing World Park is an exotic cultural theme park. Located in the southwest of Fengtai, Beijing, covering an area of 46.7 hectares, the park opened on October 25, 1993, is a national 4A-level scenic park, Beijing top ten boutique park, Beijing cultural and creative theme park performing arts functional area, municipal primary and secondary school students classroom resource unit.