** The Wonderland

When you see the picture above, I'm sure you're thinking on the same page as me. How on earth can this happened? A photographer, David Gray took these pictures and posted a post.

I was reading the top news in Yahoo! and I found this article about an abandoned theme park in China, Beijing which the developers never completed. When I talk about an amusement park, I'm sure that everyone pictures the same scene as me. Happy people, clowns, kids running around, screams of excitement, cotton candy stalls and ticket booth. Looking at these pictures made me feel scary and there's goosebumps on my skin. Thinking anything could be living there for over a decade ago.

The Wonderland is located 45 minutes outside of Beijing. The construction of Wonderland was halted in 1998 because of the farmers and the local government sparred over the price of the property. To me, it's not really a wise thing to do. You can clearly see that the structure is already there. I mean you can really see the shape of the building and even, you can guess the concept of this whole amusement park. I think both sides should be able to negotiate and be co-operative so that this huge building will not come to a waste.

Although it's an abandoned building, I find it interesting to look at. There's a lot of questions in my mind. What will happen to this place in the future? Will they continue the construction if it is still safe? Are there anyone living there? Will the building collapse? Are there anyTHING living there?

I was still wondering cz they said that this building is located outside of Beijing and you'll be able to see it on the way to the Great Wall Of China. I didn't see any abandoned buildings on the way there? I would LOVE to look at this building in front of me. It's an experience I would love to have and to look at the other abandoned amusement parks such as the Six Flags in New Orleans which is closed because of the Hurricane Katrina, the Takakanonuma Greenland in Japan which is closed because several people died on rides, the Opko Land in South Korea where one little boy died on a ride and since then, the amusement park is closed and abandoned and the Pripyat Amusement Park in Ukraine which is closed before it's opened to the public because of the nuclear disaster where the city was forced to be evacuated.