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In Beijing’s Shuangxiu Park, Chinese bamboo and Japanese cherry blossoms create a unique landscape symbolizing cultural exchange and friendship, offering a living testament to the enduring ties between China and Japan.
Late-blooming cherry blossoms have reached their peak at Beijing’s Yuyuantan Park, offering visitors a final wave of floral beauty and a stunning visual tapestry to celebrate spring.
Yuyuantan Park in Beijing delights visitors with stunning cherry blossoms and themed treats like ice cream bars, attracting young crowds during the spring season.
Pinghu City in east China’s Zhejiang Province welcomes international guests for its annual Cherry Blossom Tourism Season, showcasing over 20,000 cherry trees and vibrant cultural experiences.
Experience the stunning beauty of 26,000 cherry trees in full bloom at Wuhan’s East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden. Witness the mesmerizing landscapes as spring transforms the lakeside into a pink paradise.
At Wuhan University, cherry blossoms meet cutting-edge tech as students blend poetry and code, transforming the campus into a high-tech spring wonderland.
Wuhan’s Northwest Lake transforms into a dreamlike landscape as illuminated cherry blossoms light up the night, drawing locals and tourists to capture the mesmerizing scene.
Wuxi’s International Cherry Blossom Festival in east China welcomes global visitors to celebrate among 30,000 blooming cherry trees, blending culture, nature, and international friendship.
Shanghai’s Chenshan Botanical Garden is drawing tens of thousands of visitors as its cherry blossoms bloom, creating an 800-meter-long sea of pink that encapsulates the romance of early spring.
A Swinhoe’s white-eye flits among cherry blossoms in Nanchang, bringing spring to life as it sips nectar and weaves through pink blooms—capturing the hearts of residents and visitors.