Hengdian's hundred-acre lotus pond, 'Mei Chaofeng' has cultivated 'Summer Rain Lotus'

On June 28 last year, Dongyang said goodbye to the continuous rainy weather; on June 28 this year, Dongyang said goodbye to the continuous torrential rain. This year's plum rain season in the south of the Yangtze River has been crazy with rainfall, known as 'Mei Chaofeng'. For the lotus, which loves sunshine, heat, and fears wind, this is definitely not good news. On the way to Hengdian Film and Television City, passing by the hundred-acre lotus field in Wujidian Village, I made a special stop to see if the lotus flowers were beaten down by the continuous torrential rain. Compared with the same period in the past, there are indeed fewer lotus flowers blooming, but they are still spirited. The lotus leaves are stacked layer upon layer, swaying with the wind. Many leaves are topped with crystal clear water droplets, which fall straight down with a 'plop' when the wind blows. Three parts in the mud and three parts out of the water, the torrential rain has passed, and the sunshine is coming. Every lotus flower is immersed in its own joy. After the rain, the air is fresher. These 'Summer Rain Lotus' cultivated by 'Mei Chaofeng' have a graceful posture and a faint fragrance. The emerald green lotus leaves spread across the pond like huge green umbrellas, making the lotus flowers even more charming and attractive. According to the weather forecast, after 'Mei Chaofeng', 'Miss Mei' will come, and I believe these lotus flowers will bloom even better. 📍Detailed address: Wujidian Village, Hengdian Town, Dongyang City, Zhejiang Province Ticket price: Free ⏳Time reference: 1 hour