The chocolate Park was built in the Chinese capital, next to the main stadium of the 2008 Beijing Olympic games. Here you can see chocolate “terracotta warriors” in full size, that is, 1.8 meters in height, “porcelain” vases of the Ming dynasty, made again from pure chocolate, and other attractions all from the same material.
Of course, visitors can not only admire the sweet exhibits but also try them (this is not Simferopol!). There will be five pavilions in the Park, where the chocolate Great wall of China and Shanshui — style paintings of mountains and water are supposed to be put on public display. And the mountains and the waters, as you might guess, will also be chocolate.
From 10 to 20 thousand people a day, mostly children, will be able to visit chocolate Park. Chocolate companies in Belgium, Switzerland, and Italy have already shown considerable interest in the Chinese idea.