What flowers are there in the Shenyang Forbidden City? Flower viewing guide

Shenyang Forbidden City has now entered the flower viewing season of the year. There are still many places to enjoy flowers. Magnolia, evening cherry blossoms, peonies, roses, and water lilies can all be seen here. So why not go to the Shenyang Forbidden City for flower viewing? When is the best season? See below for details. 1. Flower Appreciation Guide

After the Qingming Festival and before the Grain Rain, it is the time for spring outing in the north.

The magnolia in front of the Nine Rooms Hall has white and purple petals clustered into buds that look like wine glasses. "The plain flour is thick and the jade cup holds up the blue sky. Why does it need the honey liquid to make the flower-gazeer drunk."

Beside the Yong Road behind the stage, the delicate spring spits out new pistils; the peach tree in front of the gate is slaughtered. It only takes a few days from the buds to the haze.

After Grain Rain, most of the flowers blooming in the Forbidden City in Shenyang were purple. When we entered the courtyard at the end of the west road, purple magnolias were hanging high on the branches, playing soft tunes like small trumpets. The lilac plant downstairs in Phoenix exudes a rich fragrance. Outside the gate of Wensu Pavilion Palace, on the red wall on the sunny side, rhododendrons bloom in full bloom, making it festive and lively. The begonias in the back garden have "thousands of flowers hanging low on the branches", decorating the whole tree with beautiful flowers on the temples.

May is the best time to view spring flowers in the Forbidden City in Shenyang. At the beginning of the month, the peonies in the Yangxizhai courtyard behind Wensu Pavilion entered their peak flowering period. The red walls, yellow tiles, green leaves and flowers make it look luxurious and graceful.

The evening cherry blossoms in the west of Wensu Pavilion are small and exquisite. Five or six flowers are gathered together to form a flower ball. They are crowded in clusters on the branches. From a distance, they look like the faint dew of the morning glow.

The weigela in the first courtyard of Xisuo has thick green leaves dotted with colorful flowers, like weavings woven by fairies. Yang Wanli, a writer of the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote in a poem that "the goddess is winding her dew loom, and the green branches are blooming on the blue silk ground."

In late May, the peonies blooming quietly in the Yangxizhai courtyard are like beautiful girls, bright and graceful . Among the many aliases of peony, the more famous ones are "娈伟春" and "Dianchun". The "Qing Yi Lu" written by Tao Gu of the Northern Song Dynasty records a poem like "There are several branches of peony in the bottle, and the peony is the spring of the crotch." The literati of the Tang and Song Dynasties called the peony the spring of the crotch, and the crotch was the last drink at the banquet. The peony palace is spring, hence the name.

When the awns are approaching, the most beautiful rose in summer is ushered in. The roses in front of Wensu Pavilion Palace are open one after another from the beginning of June until early autumn, and can be seen every month.

As September enters, the color of the endless summer in the backyard changes from white to deep red. In the pond next to the rockery, water lilies stand like fairies in the water.

A palace is full of troubles. We always have unexpected beauty and endless hope.

The joy of time lies within. 2. Warm reminder

Currently, Shenyang is gradually returning to normal production and living order. However, "unblocking" does not mean "lifting prevention", nor does it mean relaxing prevention and control requirements. The epidemic has not yet passed, and we still need to Stay alert. Shenyang Palace Museum reminds you to consciously abide by various epidemic prevention regulations, wash hands frequently, ventilate frequently, clean frequently, and avoid gathering in groups to reduce the risk of epidemic transmission. Let us work together to achieve comprehensive victory in the prevention and control of this round of epidemic.