Not Jiangnan, yet surpasses Jiangnan! Beijing's "Little Jiangnan" Zizhuyuan with apricot and plum blossoms

Spring breeze caresses the face, and apricot and plum blossoms bloom. Hidden in the lesser-known Zizhuyuan Park in Beijing is a mysterious Jiangnan-style garden. The Chinese architecture with white walls and grey tiles contrasts charmingly with the pink flowers, as if you've stepped into a Huizhou-style courtyard. It unfolds like a scroll painting, showcasing the unique charm of Jiangnan. There are dense bamboo paths, crystal-clear lakes, and a breeze carrying the fragrance of flowers, creating an otherworldly paradise of blooms. Take advantage of the sparse crowds and the flowers still in bloom, and hurry over! 📸 For friends who want to go for a photo shoot, it's best to choose a sunny day when the light is soft and the effect is even better. The best times for photography are from 8 am to 10 am and from 3 pm to 5 pm. If you want to enjoy some delicious food after admiring the flowers, why not try the Zhuyun Restaurant in the park, which is both tasty and affordable. Address: Youxian Mountain Hall, Zizhuyuan Park 🎫 Ticket: Free 🚇 Transportation: Take the subway line 16 to the National Library Station Exit A, walk 800 meters to reach the north gate, and then navigate along the right-side route to reach Youxian Mountain Hall.