Things to do in Kaiyuan

The parks in our great northern region are truly spacious! The "Soaring Through China" attraction at Changchun Film Studio Century City was so breathtaking and exhilarating—an immersive experience of flying through the air! I wanted more after watching it, but unfortunately, time was too tight for a second visit. Here are some tips: Plan your time well in advance, ask the staff for directions to find the best queueing routes, and queue at different times for each attraction, taking breaks in between. Don't rush; this will allow you to enjoy the experience at your own pace 😊. Unfortunately, we were having so much fun that my child's ID card slipped and got lost! Haha, a small regret. Good luck to everyone coming after us! 😂

Benxi Water Cave is the most beautiful karst cave I've ever seen. The stalactites and stalagmites inside are diverse in style—some majestic, some precipitous, some graceful. Looking at them is truly captivating. However, you can only look; there's not much interaction involved—the entire experience is by boat. The Petrified Wood Geological Park mainly consists of petrified wood fossils, which adds a nice touch to the overall experience of the scenic area.

This place has a strong sense of history, attracting many middle-aged and elderly visitors who are nostalgic. The exhibits include film introductions from various eras, primarily using pictures, text, and video materials. It would be great if more filming locations could be added.

Compared to Harbin Ice and Snow World, they each have their own unique features. I've been to both. Harbin's layout is larger and the flow of movement is clearer. But Changchun is also very fun; the large slides are thrilling, the smaller slides are also great, and the ice sculptures are beautiful.

Last year around this time, I also visited Liu Laogen in Shenyang. I doubt many people would spend 688 yuan to see it two years in a row like me. Last year, I laughed so hard I almost fell over; it left a very deep impression. Even though I've seen it several times over the years, especially since Li Baoguo was just starting out back then, and Errenzhuan was much more colorful. This time, however, I was a little disappointed. The show was basically the same as last year's, the jokes and punchlines were the same, even the selling points and costumes were identical. I laughed, but the same feeling of being doubled over was gone. Being an actor isn't easy, and constantly coming up with something new is even harder. But since they've chosen this path, there's no way around it; actors need to be observant and innovative. I wonder if I'll be pleasantly surprised next time I see it.

The scenic spot has a beautiful environment and a rich historical atmosphere. Tour guide Li Chengshuo provided detailed and patient explanations, demonstrating extensive historical knowledge. He diligently answered every question my child had. A huge thumbs up!

The old houses are made of blue bricks, and the brick and wood carvings are exquisite. The Big Green Building, the Little Green Building, and Miss Zhao Si's Building have unique architectural styles, including Roman, Japanese, and Nordic styles, and are worth visiting.

The museum has 7 exhibition halls, with more than 800 photos, more than 300 objects, nearly 100 documents and archives, 19 groups of large and small scenes, 4 sculptures, more than 20 oil paintings and Chinese paintings, 14 computer touch screens, and 2 large-screen TV recorders. It has adopted modern scientific technology, equipped with zone broadcasting, central air conditioning, film and television lecture hall, electronic reading room, multimedia computer system and international Internet facilities. It is the world's most comprehensive museum reflecting the history of the "September 18th" Incident. It is now a national patriotism education base, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, a national first-class museum, and a base for exchanges with Taiwan in Liaoning Province.

Tianding Mountain Family Fun Experience (approx. 200 words) A weekend trip to Tianding Mountain with the kids! We tried everything – the cable car, the mountain bikes, and the double-track toboggan – a truly immersive experience! The sightseeing cable car winds through the lush greenery, offering panoramic views of the meadows and the city skyline from the summit, all while enjoying a refreshing mountain breeze. The brightly colored mountain bikes are self-controlled and incredibly fun, with winding curves that kept the kids laughing non-stop. Children under 130cm can ride with adults. The high-altitude double toboggan is thrilling yet relaxing, with its undulating tracks and fantastic forest atmosphere. A package deal combining all three attractions offers even better value. The park has excellent facilities, including a lawn for camping and relaxation. The staff are patient and helpful, and safety measures are in place. It's a great choice for a family outing near Changchun!

In November, in the late autumn season, Qianshan Mountain, a famous mountain in Northeast China, is ablaze with color. With a gentle autumn breeze, walking briskly along the creaking wooden boardwalk, one feels exceptionally relaxed and joyful. From the foot of the mountain to the top, passing Wuliang Temple, traversing the narrow stone path, and finally reaching the One-Line Sky, one is rewarded with a journey through shades of red and yellow—various colors unique to autumn. Reaching the summit, the view opens up dramatically, revealing a breathtaking panorama of autumnal beauty, and one's mood brightens and becomes even more cheerful.