1. Taixing That Rabbit Paradise is located in the Dongjiao Forest Park in Taixing City. It is the first parent-child paradise in Jiangsu Province themed on "That Year, That Rabbit, Those Matters." It mainly targets families with children aged 2-14. Using the popular online red IP That Rabbit as its image carrier, it cleverly combines red culture with anime IP to create an immersive parent-child amusement experience that is both educational and entertaining. It not only fills the gap in cultural tourism and leisure entertainment in Taixing, but also becomes an ideal place for families with children and young people to participate together, making it the best choice for families to share happy times and inspire creativity.

The first phase of the park invested approximately 20 million yuan and covers an area of approximately 41,000 square meters. It features non-powered and lightly powered amusement equipment, creating an innovative amusement experience that combines "parent-child interaction, red research, and cultural and creative trendy play." It has everything from carousels and go-karts to self-control airplanes and rope net parks. In addition, there are supporting facilities such as That Rabbit Camp Cafe, Jungle Restaurant, Water Park, and Music Beach, creating a warm family leisure atmosphere for parents and children. At the same time, the park also has a variety of experience areas such as the Youth Hall. The park's red research and study projects combine historical and cultural elements, guiding children to learn about and learn history and culture during their play, increasing the fun and practicality of education.

That Rabbit Paradise is adjacent to Tongde Road to the south and connects to the Tongde Road Trendy Play Sports Park to the west, together forming a theme parent-child amusement and trendy play sports area centered on "movement." This further enhances the cultural tourism quality of Taixing City, making Dongjiao Forest Park a one-stop leisure resort area that combines "movement and stillness."

2. "Mou Niu Tian Di" is located in Mou Mou Paradise and is a highlight of the park, as well as the largest area exclusively for children. Here, elements of traditional culture blend with modern creative design to create a vibrant and educational playground.

Origami, as one of China's traditional handicrafts, represents the ultimate pursuit of detail and the inexhaustible exploration of creativity. The designers incorporated the inspiration of this traditional art into the overall design of "Mou Niu Tian Di," creating a three-dimensional origami ox sculpture as the theme of the entire area. This origami ox is not only vivid and imaginative but also full of fun, perfectly combining traditional culture with modern entertainment.

The overall layout of the project is rich in layers, and the amusement facilities and natural landscape coexist harmoniously, fully reflecting the green and sustainable design concept. At the same time, the park also provides parents with comfortable viewing and accompanying spaces, achieving in-depth interaction among family members.