Recently, Qingdao Wiz Translation Co., Ltd. won the bid to be the translation service provider for the Qingdao Oriental Eden Cultural Tourism Project. According to the contract, our company will provide three years of interpretation and translation services for this project.

The Qingdao Oriental Eden Cultural Tourism Project is a world-class ecological cultural tourism destination themed around “water.” The core area covers approximately 400 acres and integrates cultural tourism, ecological sightseeing, entertainment experiences, popular science education, seminar forums, and social welfare activities. It mainly includes the entrance venue, tropical rainforest greenhouse, extreme water pavilion, water quality pavilion, and other related supporting facilities.

The entrance venue creates a fairy-tale-like water world entrance image for visitors through landscape water features, water sculptures, water theaters, and multimedia light and shadow water shows.

The extreme water pavilion aims to showcase the survival status of plants and animals under extreme climate conditions caused by resource depletion, raising awareness of the vital role water plays for the Earth and life on it, inspiring everyone to become more proactive in recognizing the preciousness of global water resources and the importance of the water cycle.

In stark contrast to the extreme water pavilion, the water quality pavilion primarily displays the abundance of water resources. Through dramatic performances using interactive smart technology installations, visitors can immerse themselves in the experience of how water evolves from a single microscopic droplet into a thunderous storm scene.

The tropical rainforest greenhouse, located at the core of the area, is the largest indoor rainforest in the world, allowing visitors to overlook the entire rainforest via the high-altitude walkways inside. The most attractive feature inside is a massive mechanical mountain, where water cascades down from the peak into the pool below, creating a symphony reminiscent of thunder, becoming the heavenly sound of the entire park. The mountain’s shape changes with the sunlight, and the water continuously flows, filling the entire space with vitality and energy alongside the plants and animals.