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The main manuscript of tourism program simulation

Title: Without scenery, scenery is in people's hearts. Hello, I'm the host of Feng Guang-# #. If Jiuzhai is a beautiful scenery, her soul is the blue sea; If Zhangjiajie is a beautiful scenery, her soul is stalagmites in the cave; If Chaoyang Geopark is a beautiful scenery, then its soul is paleontological fossils. Today, we came to Chaoyang Paleontological Fossil Geopark, with a total area of 2,300 square kilometers and a main geological relic area of 207 square kilometers. The main geological relics are paleontological fossils, fossil-bearing strata and geological structures. Mesozoic paleontological fossils are rich and diverse. So far, the earliest birds and flowering plants have been found. Chaoyang is therefore known as "the place where the first bird flies and the first flower blooms". It is the only, complete and rare one in the world and a world-class treasure house of paleontological fossils. Before I got to the door, I felt its open momentum and its unique geological characteristics from a distance. Follow me forward, and you can see the striking sign on the main entrance. We have arrived at the gate of the geological park. It is a huge dinosaur statue, very vivid. We came to the geological corridor and enjoyed the strata below it. It turns out that fossils were excavated from such faults. After visiting the geological corridor, we came to the paleontological fossil exhibition hall, where vertebrates including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals, as well as invertebrates such as bivalves, gastropods, shrimps, arachnids and insects were exhibited. This is the place where the bones of early mammals, early frogs and bird fossils are the most intact in the world, and it is also the place where the first "flower" blooms and the first bird flies. Among them, the discovery of loong birds rewrote the theory that birds originated from German archaeopteryx in textbooks.