Beijing Women’s Federation’s 2026 “Warm Beijing, Warm You” Family Cultural Tour for Emerging Sectors Kicks off at Beijing Fuguo Underwater World in Chaoyang District
Date:2026-8-6 19:21:34 Views:
On the morning of August 5, the third event of the Beijing Women’s Federation’s 2026 “Warm Beijing, Warm You” Family Cultural Tour for Emerging Sectors was successfully held at Beijing Fuguo Underwater World in Chaoyang District. Over 50 participants from 25 families across emerging sectors in the city gathered for the event. Themed “Fun at the Aquarium in August—Where Childlike Wonder Meets a Maritime Dream,” the tour offered an immersive journey into ocean science and ecological education.
Guided by professional staff, families from emerging sectors observed a variety of rare marine creatures up close and gained a systematic understanding of their physical features, habits, and the dynamics of marine ecosystems—experiencing firsthand the remarkable survival strategies of different species. During the marine science session, docents covered topics such as marine biodiversity and ocean conservation, explaining in accessible terms the challenges facing marine ecosystems and the measures being taken to protect them. Through a combination of interactive Q&A sessions and on-site commentary, children not only acquired a wealth of marine science knowledge in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, but also developed a deeper awareness of marine ecosystems and environmental protection. The experience sparked their enthusiasm for exploring nature and respecting life. Participants noted that the ocean-themed outing was both enriching and entertaining: it broadened children’s horizons through immersive experiences while creating valuable opportunities for parent-child bonds. It was a truly enlightening shared learning experience for families.
This themed visit to Beijing Fuguo Underwater World in Chaoyang District marks the third stop of the Beijing Women’s Federation’s “Warm Beijing, Warm You” 2026 Family Cultural Tour for Women in Emerging Sectors, leaving children with lasting and memorable impressions of marine science. Going forward, the series will continue to diversify its content and formats, offering richer cultural experiences for women and families in emerging sectors.
