The Beijing Zoo in winter

The Beijing Zoo in winter can be somewhat desolate. Many animals hide indoors, but there are those who are not afraid of the cold. Swan couples stroll leisurely on the ice, ring-tailed lemurs jump around cheerfully as always, and the Siberian tigers still stand strong against the brisk wind....... The Beijing Zoo was established in 1906 and is the oldest zoo in China that was opened to the public, earning it the nickname 'Century-Old Garden'. The Lu Mo Ke Hall, Chang Chun Hall, Song Jiao Ren Memorial Tower site, Song Feng Luo Yue Pavilion......, these cultural relics and ancient buildings stand in the garden and are suitable for winter visits. To the east of the Aquatic Bird Lake, the Peony Pavilion and Bin Feng Hall still offer pleasant views. It's a pity that today is overcast; otherwise, sitting in the warm winter sun and taking a break to bask in the sunlight would also be a nice choice.