Staying in my dream house at "Blossoms in Midsummer" in Fengxian!

A 48-hour healing escape for Shanghai's overworked urbanites! Rediscovering life's breathing space at 【Blossoms in Midsummer】! When birdsong woke me at dawn on Saturday, I finally understood what my colleague meant by an "escape button." Just a 40-minute drive from Lujiazui, Blossoms in Midsummer Country Villa shines like an enchanted emerald on the edge of the concrete jungle. Walking along the brick path, 80% of the land is tenderly embraced by greenery. May's phoenix trees form natural parasols, while picnic blankets beneath cherry blossoms are dusted with pink petals. Laughter from children playing hide-and-seek echoes through hydrangea bushes. As my friend handed me chilled waxberry juice, I noticed my phone signal had dropped to two bars—this 50-acre estate uses floral fragrances to block out urban stressors. Our booked mountain-view room with a terrace surpassed expectations: linen bedding carried the scent of sunshine, cedarwood tubs were neatly stocked with mugwort bath sachets, and the smart toilet seat's temperature control put our office pantry to shame. The biggest surprise? Each villa's private kitchenette—perfect for DIY food lovers! By 3 PM, cream-colored tents on the lawn twinkled with fairy lights. Ideal for group gatherings with plenty of space!