Pink Petals & Ancient Stones: Cherry Blossoms at Zhou Wangcheng Square

#cherryblossom25 #sakura🌸 #discoverchina #spring The cherry blossoms at Zhou Wangcheng Square don’t just bloom—they whisper history. Nestled in the heart of Luoyang, this expansive plaza sits atop the ruins of an ancient royal city, where the pink sakura trees stand in delicate contrast to the weathered stone relics of China’s Zhou Dynasty. I arrived at dawn, when the square was still quiet, and found the trees bathed in golden light. Their petals drifted onto the engraved stone pathways, as if the past itself were dusted with spring. Nearby, a group of elderly tai chi practitioners moved in slow unison beneath the blossoms, their white robes fluttering like petals in the breeze. Why This Spot Stands Out? Historical Backdrop: The square’s ancient ruins add gravitas to the fleeting beauty of the blossoms.