This theme park, located in the  Shijingshan District of Beijing,  China, first opened in 1986. It is owned and operated by the  Shijingshan District government. The park has been featured in international media this year for having made unauthorized use of Japanese and American cartoon characters. From Wikipedia (Dec 2007):

according to a report originally broadcast on  Fuji TV’s FNN News, the park features a castle that resembles  Disney’s trademark  Sleeping Beauty Castle and a structure that looks like  Epcot’s  Spaceship Earth. The park also features a host of costumed characters that look amazingly similar to not only  Disney’s trademark characters, but also  Shrek,  Hello Kitty,  Doraemon,  Bugs Bunnyand a number of other trademarked characters.

Park officials denied any wrongdoing. When asked by the FNN News reporter if the characters are related to Disney, the themwe park’s general manager Liu Jingwang said that their characters are based on  Grimm’s Fairy Tales. In another question, Liu insisted the  Mickey Mouse-like character wasn’t actually a mouse, but a “big-eared cat.”

A… translation of the (old) Chinese slogan (was) “Disney is too far, so please come to Shijingshan.”