Spring in the air: Jingshan Park Science Popularization House

I've been to Jingshan Park many times, and I usually go straight up the hill after entering the park, take a look at the panoramic view of the Forbidden City at the top, and then leave. Today, I have plenty of time, so I plan to walk around the hill before climbing it. I found a small greenhouse with an open door behind the hill. It turned out to be the "Science Popularization House" of Jingshan Park. The house is full of spring vibes and colorful flowers, and the decoration is very interesting. The flowers are blooming beautifully. Beautiful things really make people feel relaxed and happy! I forgot all my troubles... (Shouldn't urban planning and design gradually shift from meeting functional needs to relieving public stress and meeting people's spiritual needs? Some activities can only meet the needs of some people for a short time. Can long-term care be achieved through planning and architecture?)