The Great Khan Palace Scenic Area is located in the first grassland in northern Beijing. The northern grassland is located in the north of Beijing, bordering Huairou, 280 kilometers away from Beijing. It is the closest grassland tourist area to Beijing. The average temperature in summer is 17.5 degrees. It has been known as a summer resort since ancient times. The total area of the scenic area is 2 million square meters. The place where it is located was called Liangxing during the Yuan Dynasty. In March 1212 AD (the seventh year of the reign of Emperor Taizu of Mongolia), Genghis Khan Temujin led his army to defeat the three states of Huanchang and Fu, and occupied the Liangxing and Tanshan areas. In 1215 AD, Genghis Khan camped here to escape the summer heat when he personally conquered the south of the desert, and commanded the Mongolian war against the Jin Dynasty. The scenic area will rely on its own historical and cultural background advantages and regional advantages, with the theme of tracing historical culture and getting close to nature, advocating that the society regain the precious historical culture of the Yuan Dynasty.
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Interpretation from the perspective of Eastern philosophy: From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, scenic spots are often regarded as the embodiment of the harmonious coexistence of nature and humanity. Taking the Great Khan Palace Scenic Area as an example, Eastern philosophy emphasizes "the unity of man and nature", and believes that man and nature should coexist harmoniously and respect each other. As a witness to history, the Great Khan Palace not only carries the glory of the Mongolian Empire, but also reflects human awe and utilization of the natural environment. Here, every building and every piece of grass seems to be telling the dialogue between man and nature, reflecting the concept of "conforming to nature and coexisting with nature" in Eastern philosophy. Interpretation from the perspective of Western philosophy: From the perspective of Western philosophy, scenic spots are often given multiple meanings of history, culture and even politics. As a symbol of the Mongolian Empire, the Great Khan Palace Scenic Area may be explored by Western philosophy from the perspective of historicism to explore its role and influence in the historical process. Western philosophy emphasizes rationality and logic, and will deeply analyze the power structure and cultural values behind the architectural style and layout design of the Great Khan Palace. At the same time, existentialism in Western philosophy may also guide us to think about what the Great Khan's Palace, as a historical relic, means to modern people and how it affects our understanding of the past, present and future. Comprehensive interpretation: Whether it is Eastern philosophy or Western philosophy, the Great Khan's Palace Scenic Area provides a unique perspective for us to think about the complex relationship between man and nature, history and modernity, culture and power. The "unity of man and nature" of Eastern philosophy and the rational analysis of Western philosophy are interwoven into a colorful picture here, which not only shows the diversity of human civilization, but also reminds us that no matter in which cultural background, respect for history, awe of nature and thinking about the future are the common pursuits of mankind.