Beijing Qingnian Lake Park is located on the west side of Andingmenwai Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing. It used to be a big puddle. It was excavated into a lake in 1958. In 1960, mountains were piled up to build roads, pavilions and bridges were built. It gradually formed a modern park covering an area of 169,800 square meters, a water area of 63,800 square meters, and 16,000 trees. The park has both the natural beauty of plant communities and the garden art of flower sculptures and plant shapes, showing the gardening style of Qingnian Lake. It is the first batch of parks in Beijing that meet the standards of "loess is not open to the sky". The park's tourist area includes Shuoyuan, Baochunyu, Hetang, Shenglanxuan, Yiyuan and other scenic spots with different characteristics. The recreational facilities are novel and diverse, including racing cars, bumper cars, pirate ships, air fighters, etc. There are also free children's playgrounds, gateball courts, and fitness equipment. The colorful water entertainment activities add infinite interest to the park in summer. Boating and fishing on the lake are leisurely and fun. The open-air dance floor surrounded by colorful lights and sound under the night sky eliminates fatigue and makes people happy and free after a busy day. Qingnian Lake Park welcomes tourists from all over the world with a brand new image with the characteristics of modern gardens.
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Interpretation of Qingnian Lake Park in Dongcheng District, Beijing from the perspective of Eastern philosophy From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, Qingnian Lake Park in Dongcheng District, Beijing can be regarded as a model that embodies the concept of "harmony between man and nature". In Taoist philosophy, nature and man are interdependent and coexist harmoniously. The lake, green trees, flowers and plants of Qingnian Lake Park, as well as the pavilions and towers in it, together constitute a vivid picture of harmonious coexistence between nature and humanity. The tranquility and flow of the lake symbolize the Taoist "rule by inaction", that is, to find balance and harmony in the laws of nature. Every scene in the park seems to be telling the philosophical thought of "following nature and being with nature". Interpretation of Qingnian Lake Park in Dongcheng District, Beijing from the perspective of Western philosophy From the perspective of Western philosophy, especially from the perspective of existentialism and phenomenology, Qingnian Lake Park is a place to experience "existence" and "perception". Existentialism emphasizes individual freedom and choice. The park provides people with a space to escape from the daily hustle and bustle, rediscover themselves, and think about the meaning of life. Here, everyone can dialogue with nature according to their own perceptions and experiences, and find inner peace and freedom. Phenomenology focuses on direct perceptual experience. Every scene and every breath in Qingnian Lake Park becomes a moment of direct contact between individuals and the world, allowing people to experience the reality and richness of existence. Whether it is the "unity of man and nature" in Eastern philosophy or the "existence and perception" in Western philosophy, Qingnian Lake Park, with its unique natural beauty and humanistic atmosphere, provides people with a philosophical space to think about life, nature and the universe.