New forms of employment workers watch a performance.
“Wow! Penguins walking are so cute.” “Quick, take a photo of me with the beluga whale…” On the morning of May 28, an event themed “New Hearts Towards Prosperity, Journeying with the City” was held. Truck drivers, couriers, and other workers from new forms of employment in Changqing Street were invited to visit the Wuhan Polar Ocean Resort. During a relaxing tour, they unwound and experienced the vibrant development of the local ecology, culture, and economy, fostering a sense of belonging and professional pride.
“This is our first time at the polar ocean resort, and we truly feel the growth and changes of Dongxihu City.” Upon entering the park, everyone was visibly excited, pulling out their phones to take photos.
“I’m from Jinhua and have lived and worked in Dongxihu for six years, but I never had time to go out. This is my first visit to the Wuhan Polar Ocean Park, and it’s better than any place I’ve been to before,” said a worker, reflecting that this event gave her a chance to take a break. Many workers noted that they are usually busy with work and only rest on days off, rarely going out to relax. This event not only offered them an opportunity to experience a city landmark but also felt like “celebrating Children’s Day a bit early.” Another worker, who works at a logistics company and has lived in Dongxihu for nearly a decade, spends her time around family and work, rarely having moments alone. “Today, I really feel relaxed and happy,” she said with a smile, adding that she plans to bring her children back again.
Wuhan Polar Ocean Resort
Wuhan Polar Ocean Resort is a large indoor aquarium and theme park located in Wuhan, China, which opened in 2011. It features a variety of marine life exhibits, including polar animals like penguins and beluga whales, as well as interactive shows and an underwater tunnel. The resort aims to provide educational and entertainment experiences about ocean conservation and Arctic ecosystems.
Wuhan Polar Ocean Park
Wuhan Polar Ocean Park is a large marine-themed aquarium and amusement park located in Wuhan, China. Opened in 2011, it features a variety of exhibits showcasing polar and marine animals, including penguins, beluga whales, and sea lions, along with live performances and interactive experiences. The park aims to educate visitors about marine life and conservation while providing family-friendly entertainment.
Dongxihu City
Dongxihu City is a district located in the western part of Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. Historically, the area was known for its numerous lakes and fertile farmland, but it underwent rapid industrialization and urbanization in the late 20th century. Today, Dongxihu is recognized as a key economic development zone, hosting modern logistics centers, high-tech industries, and the Wuhan National Agricultural Science and Technology Park.
Changqing Street
Changqing Street is a historic commercial thoroughfare in the city of Jinan, Shandong Province, China, known for its long-standing cultural and economic significance. Originally developed during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China periods, it became a bustling hub for traditional shops, tea houses, and local businesses. Today, it remains a vibrant area that blends historical architecture with modern commerce, reflecting the city’s evolving urban heritage.
Wuhan Polar Ocean Resort
Wuhan Polar Ocean Resort is a large indoor aquarium and marine theme park located in Wuhan, China. Opened in 2011, it features a variety of exhibits including polar animals like penguins and beluga whales, as well as tropical marine life. The resort aims to educate visitors about ocean conservation while providing entertainment through shows and interactive experiences.
Wuhan Polar Ocean Park
Wuhan Polar Ocean Park is a large marine-themed aquarium and amusement park located in Wuhan, China. Opened in 2011, it features a variety of exhibits showcasing polar animals like penguins and beluga whales, as well as tropical marine life, along with live performances and interactive experiences. The park was developed as part of Wuhan’s efforts to expand its tourism and entertainment offerings, providing educational and recreational opportunities for visitors.
Dongxihu City
Dongxihu City is a district located in the northwestern part of Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. Historically, it was primarily a rural and agricultural area, but it has undergone rapid urbanization and industrial development since the late 20th century. Today, it is known for its modern infrastructure, including the Wuhan Tianhe International Airport and significant logistics and manufacturing hubs.
Changqing Street
Changqing Street, located in the historic city of Jinan, Shandong Province, is a well-known thoroughfare that reflects the area’s rich cultural heritage. Its name, meaning “everlasting celebration,” dates back to the early 20th century, and the street has long been a hub for local commerce, traditional architecture, and community life. Today, it remains a vibrant symbol of Jinan’s blend of historical charm and modern urban development.
