Demolition paradise of Wodelin amusement park

20 13 1 month, Changping District held the third meeting of the Fourth People's Congress. At the press conference held after the meeting, the Changping District Government announced that it would build three major tourism commercial projects in the west of Changping, among which the site of Wodelin Amusement Park, the largest amusement park in Asia, which has been stagnant 15, will be planned to build the Great Wall International Famous Shopping Center covering an area of 85,000 square meters.

In 20 13, the largest amusement park in Asia, Wodelin Amusement Park, which was abandoned for more than 0/0 years, was demolished. At the demolition site, southwest of the playground, a row of conical castle buildings with blue spires and red bases disappeared, replaced by ruins under their feet, with steel bars and cement blocks intertwined. Looking north from the ruins, a gray castle shaped like a rocket launching tower stands alone at the far end, and there is a large wasteland between the castle and the ruins. During the period of 1994, the location of Wodelin amusement park project originally planned to build a tourism project called "San'guo City", and the investors included Malaysian and Singaporean companies. Later, for various reasons, the project was put on hold shortly after it started.

1997, Hua Bin group won the land for the project from Changping district government in an open way, and prepared to build the Wodelin project. According to the design drawings at that time, in addition to amusement facilities, the amusement park also includes high-end hotels, shopping centers and food streets. Upon completion, it will surpass Tokyo Disneyland and become the largest amusement park in Asia.

During the period of 1998, a flood occurred in the south of China, which triggered a debate on forest land protection. At that time, the relevant departments stopped some projects involving forest land expropriation, but the site selection of Wodelin Amusement Park was affected by more than 200 mu of forest land, so the project was forced to stop.