I declare! This is the Great Northwest that belongs to the people of Changsha

The wind of the Great Northwest is too far away, so why not take advantage of the holiday to feel the breeze of Changsha's Great Northwest, run around Tuanshan Lake, or walk, stop, and seek out your own utopia in your heart, to exclusively enjoy the sight of dead wood coming to life again. 1 Navigation: The most beautiful Strugglers' Square, it is recommended to drive there. There is a parking lot at the P square, and the wc is right next to it, super convenient! !! Outfit: Suitable for ancient costumes, trench coats, overcoats (adding a scarf creates more atmosphere), this scene makes any spot a blockbuster～ Tips ■ After parking, cross the road and you need to climb over the green fence to go down, be careful of slippery roads when it rains. ■ The lake is uniquely charming on sunny, cloudy, or foggy days, and you might think there's nothing to shoot on foggy days, but it turns out to be more poetic! !! ■ The viewing period for Tuanshan Lake is from November to February-March of the following year during the dry season. When visiting, refer to the time the blogger posted the strategy, otherwise, you will see submerged dead branches and won't be able to go down to take photos. ■ From November to January, Tuanshan Lake presents a desolate, lonely, and bleak scene, while from February to March, it shows the sight of dead wood coming to life, where desolation and vitality collide. ■ The place is beautiful with few people, allowing for intimate contact with nature. Suitable for camping, fishing, barbecuing, kite flying, team building, family trips, or just a solitary walk on the weekend. ■ Take your trash with you, protect nature, and maintain ecological balance.