Bai Causeway(White sand embankment)

🌸 Hangzhou, a fairy tale world in spring Hangzhou, a place that makes you linger, the beauty of West Lake is already captivating, but Hangzhou in spring has even more surprises waiting for you! 🌿 📷 Spring Exploration - Longjing Tea Garden: Climb the mountains in spring, starting from Longjing Village, along the ten-mile clang, all the way to Meijiawu, feeling the freshness of the tea garden. - Meijiawu Tea Garden: 'Meiwu Spring Early', the scenery of the tea garden, this is a great place to enjoy the spring. - Liulang Wenying: Under the Xinheng River Bridge, a trail of greenery, lush and full of the breath of spring. - Bai Causeway: 'Willows dark and flowers bright' and 'Peach red willows green', the ancient poetry finds its true depiction here. - Flower Harbor Park: February orchids and tender green sprouts, form a beautiful painting. - Binjiang Cherry Blossom Avenue: The ten-mile cherry blossom avenue along the Qiantang River is romantically captivating. - Yongjin Bridge: The new buds of the willow trees in spring, this is the true depiction of 'Buddhist causeway willows drunk in spring smoke'. - Huiyin Gaoli Temple: A lesser-known temple by West Lake, the spring crabapple flowers are stunningly intoxicating. - China Courtyard·Mengxi Garden: The perfect fusion of classical garden and cherry blossoms, both romantic and healing. - Botanical Garden: Flowers blooming in profusion, the wisteria of the long corridor, the botanical garden in spring is indescribably beautiful. Hangzhou, a city full of poetry, Hangzhou in spring is even more a place full of vitality and vigor. Here, every step is a painting, every scene is a poem. 🌸

Hangzhou's cherry blossom season is outrageously beautiful! 😍 Last year, the peak bloom started on March 23rd, so make sure to time your visit just right this year! 🌸 Cherry Blossom Viewing Tips: - Best time to visit: Late March to early April - Outfit suggestions: Hanfu or light-colored clothes are perfect for photos 📸 - Best photo times: Early morning or evening when the light is softest 📸 Must-visit spots: 1. Huguangli (Located not far from West Lake, with cherry blossom paths stretching for hundreds of meters) 2. Along Bai Causeway (The cherry blossoms complement West Lake beautifully, the most classic photo spot!) ✨ Must-have gear: Sun hat | Tripod | Reflector | Small stool (It gets very crowded, so standing higher helps you get the best angles)

During my trip to Hangzhou, I discovered that spring brings continuous rain, so be sure to pack rain gear! The rain can start suddenly, and without an umbrella, you'll get soaked like a drowned rat and your travel plans might get washed away. Fortunately, I did thorough research beforehand. For those who haven't been to Hangzhou before, this guide will definitely help you, covering all popular attractions and practical information. 🗼How to Get to Hangzhou ①Fly directly to Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport✈️. The waiting hall is spacious and bright with complete facilities. While waiting, browse the specialty stores and try Hangzhou lotus root powder for an early taste of local flavors. If there are no direct flights, nearby Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport and Nanjing Lukou International Airport offer convenient transfers via high-speed rail or bus. Remember to book tickets in advance for a smooth journey. ②Train Stations: Hangzhou East Station is the high-speed rail station with frequent trains to destinations nationwide. The station is spacious and bright with convenient transfers. All forms of transportation including buses and taxis are available outside to quickly reach popular spots like West Lake and Qianjiang New City. Hangzhou Station is located in the city center, surrounded by local life with convenient dining and shopping options, perfect for tourists who want to immerse in the local atmosphere right away. Remember to book tickets early during peak season. 🗼Accommodation Guide 🧸【West Lake District (Hubin Business District, near Lingyin Temple)】 Diverse accommodation options from luxury hotels to budget hotels. Hubin Business District is close to West Lake - take evening strolls along the lake to enjoy the scenery and experience both tranquility and prosperity. The area near Lingyin Temple offers a zen atmosphere - wake up to temple bells and birdsong. It's an ideal choice for adjusting to the environment and schedule when first arriving. The area around Longxiang Bridge subway station has everything you need, with convenient accommodation and transportation. 🧸【Near Xixi Wetland】 Perfect choice for an immersive wetland experience. Many nearby hotels and guesthouses offer wetland views. Open your window to lush greenery and fall asleep to frog and insect sounds - truly relaxing. Book early during peak season as prices may fluctuate. 🧸【Along Qiantang River】 A must for those seeking modern city views combined with river scenery. Mainly upscale hotels, some rooms overlook the Qiantang River and city skyline. Convenient location for visiting the riverside to watch the Qiantang River tidal bore or brilliant night views. Perfect for travelers with high accommodation standards. 🗼Popular Attractions 🗳West Lake: In April, West Lake is misty with spring rain. Su Causeway and Bai Causeway feature drooping willows and blooming peach blossoms - walking here feels like stepping into a painting. Take a boat ride to view iconic landmarks like Three Pools Mirroring the Moon and Leifeng Pagoda up close. Many teahouses by the lake offer Longjing tea while watching raindrops fall on the lake surface - truly delightful. 🗳Lingyin Temple: A famous ancient temple in Hangzhou with rich historical and cultural heritage. In April, the temple grounds burst with flowers, complementing the red walls and gray tiles. Enter to hear morning and evening bells, experience Buddhist culture, walk in the surrounding forests for fresh air, and explore the Flying Peak rock carvings to appreciate ancient artistry. 🗳Xixi Wetland: The wetland teems with spring life, lush vegetation, and abundant birds. Take a paddle boat through the crisscrossing waterways, viewing the tree-lined banks and wildflowers, experiencing nature's vitality. Visit Hezhu Street to taste local snacks like water chestnut cake and fried dough twists, buy handicrafts, and experience water town culture. 🗳Hangzhou Museum: Perfect for learning about Hangzhou's history. Rich collection from Liangzhu Culture jade to Ming and Qing paintings. Various themed exhibitions in April. Visit to travel through time, dialogue with Hangzhou's past, gain knowledge, and broaden horizons. 🗳Popular Food 🔖West Lake Fish in Vinegar Sauce: A Hangzhou signature dish using grass carp or bass. Tender fish with sweet and sour sauce - pure Hangzhou flavor in every bite😍. Try authentic versions at traditional restaurants like Lou Wai Lou. 🔖Longjing Shrimp: Fresh shrimp cooked with newly picked Longjing tea leaves. Crystal-clear shrimp with fragrant tea leaves, delicious taste available at local restaurants. 🔖Scallion Pancake Roll: Fried dough and scallions wrapped in thin pancake, grilled golden brown and topped with sweet sauce. Crispy outside, tender inside. Find at street food stalls. 🔖Dingsheng Cake: Pillow-shaped glutinous rice cake with red bean paste filling. Soft texture, sweet but not greasy. Traditional Hangzhou pastry available at specialty stores. In conclusion, careful planning before visiting Hangzhou is essential, considering spring rain challenges and transportation/accommodation arrangements. This helps avoid pitfalls and fully enjoy Hangzhou's unique charm, creating wonderful travel memories.

🍃In spring, people often use the phrase "peach blossom red, willow leaf green" to describe the vibrant colors: crimson peach blossoms/emerald willow branches... . –Compared to previous years, the arrival of this colorful spring scene at West Lake is about half a month late. The peach and willow trees along Bai Causeway are a must-see every spring. 〃💕 🏞️Bai Causeway is one of West Lake's famous attractions, and its spring scenery is particularly noteworthy. The vibrant greenery and poetic beauty of West Lake captivate visitors. 🎈 🌸Peach blossoms in full bloom: Pink peach blossoms bloom in clusters, adding vibrant color to Bai Causeway. 🎈Willow branches swaying: Emerald willow branches sway in the wind, complementing the lake water and peach blossoms. 🎈Vivid colors: The contrast of red and green makes the scenery bright and eye-catching, creating a visually stunning experience.

#cherryblossom25 Hangzhou, known for its picturesque landscapes, becomes even more enchanting during cherry blossom season, typically from late March to early April. The city’s West Lake area, with its serene waters and surrounding hills, is one of the best spots to enjoy these blossoms. Among the most famous locations for cherry blossom viewing are the Bai Causeway and the Cherry Blossom Park, where thousands of cherry trees create a stunning sea of pink and white flowers. In addition to West Lake, other spots like the Longjing Tea Plantation and the Hangzhou Botanical Garden also offer beautiful views of the blossoms, making Hangzhou a top destination for cherry blossom enthusiasts. The combination of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and springtime blooms creates a magical atmosphere that attracts visitors from around the world.

♛♛→_→ Speaking of Hangzhou's West Lake, how can we not mention Baidi Causeway? This "White Sand Causeway" from Bai Juyi's poems holds the most tender spring 🌿 and poetic winter ❄️ of Hangzhou. 📌What is Baidi Causeway? Baidi Causeway is one of the three causeways of West Lake (along with Su Causeway and Yanggong Causeway). It starts from Broken Bridge in the east and ends at Pinghu Qiuyue in the west, with a total length of about 1 kilometer🚶♂️. Don't underestimate its short length; this is the "beauty representative" of West Lake—pink peach blossoms and green willows in spring🌸, swaying lotuses in summer🪐, fragrant osmanthus in autumn🍂, and snow-covered Broken Bridge in winter❄️. It's picturesque all year round! 🚶♂️How to explore Baidi Causeway? Starting point: Broken Bridge 🌉 It is recommended to arrive at 7 am! Fewer people, beautiful scenery, and you can capture the reflection of Leifeng Pagoda🌅. Legend has it that this is where Xu Xian and Lady White Snake met. Stroll along Baidi Causeway 🌿 ✔️See the classic scenery of "one willow tree, one peach tree" (spring limited!) ✔️Enjoy the lake and mountain views at Jindaibridge; it's a super atmospheric spot for photos📸 ✔️Find a bench by the lake and sit down to experience the leisure of "walking in a painting" Destination: Pinghu Qiuyue 🎑 It's super romantic to come here to admire the moon at night!🌕 During the Mid-Autumn Festival, there is a marvelous sight of "the moon is exceptionally bright at Mid-Autumn." It's recommended to bring mooncakes to enjoy while watching (full of ritual). 🌟Must-visit attractions nearby Xiling Seal Society 🖋️: A must-visit for culture lovers! The most prestigious seal carving society in China, even the climbing vines on the walls exude a scholarly atmosphere. Solitary Hill ⛰️: If you're tired from walking, climb this 35-meter-high hill. The story of Lin Bu's "plum wife and crane son" took place here. Tomb of Su Xiaoxiao 💐: A talented woman's legend + a poignant love story, suitable for couples (single dogs beware, it might make you emo). 🚗Transportation tips Take Metro Line 1/2 to Fengqi Road Station, and it's a 15-minute walk. Take Bus No. 1314 (what a romantic bus number!), which goes directly to Baidi Causeway. Don't drive yourself! Parking spaces at West Lake are harder to get than Jay Chou concert tickets. ⏰Best time to visit Spring (March-April): Pink peach blossoms and green willows are the best! It's recommended to go to Beishan Road to take panoramic photos of Baidi Causeway. Winter (snowy days): Unlock the limited edition "Snow on the Broken Bridge," but snowing in Hangzhou is ≈ winning the lottery. Avoid holidays: Otherwise, you'll experience what "crowds of people" really means. 💡Local insider tips Take an evening stroll 🌆: Baidi Causeway is super quiet after the tourists leave. Sunset + lake breeze = a healing package. Rent a bicycle 🚲: Cycling along the lake is super cool! (But you can't ride on Baidi Causeway). Bring some cookies 🍪: There are many fat pigeons by the lake. Be careful of being "besieged" when feeding them. 🎒Essential items checklist Sunscreen/hat (there's little shade on the causeway in summer) Comfortable shoes (you have to walk 1 kilometer!) Power bank (there are so many beautiful scenes, I'm afraid you'll run out of battery taking photos) Finally, I want to say that the beauty of Baidi Causeway lies not in checking off how many attractions you've visited, but in the leisurely feeling of "strolling in the courtyard." Find a sunny day, buy a cup of Longjing tea, sit by the lake and watch the passing boats, and you'll suddenly understand—Bai Juyi's feeling of "never getting enough of walking along the east lake" has transcended a thousand years. Hangzhou Guide

West Lake, Hangzhou: In March, the peach and willow trees alternate along Su Causeway at West Lake. Rowing on the misty lake, the new buds of Longjing tea begin to sprout. Stroll along Bai Causeway listening to orioles sing, turn a corner to find a tea house to savor tea. The spring atmosphere of the ink-wash Jiangnan is blended into the ripples and tea fragrance, even the wind carries poetic charm. Yangshuo, Guilin: Rapeseed flowers along the Li River form a golden silk ribbon, bamboo rafts drift past karst peaks, reflections gently sway with the waves. New green sprouts appear by the farmhouses on the Yulong River bank, ride an electric bike through the ridges. The spring landscape painting slowly unfolds before your eyes, even the breath is tinged with the scent of fresh grass. Longmen, Luoyang: Peonies begin to bloom beside the grottoes, Yao Huang and Wei Zi colors reflect the smile of the Luoshen Buddha. The Yi River flows past thousand-year-old stone carvings, spring breeze brushes the mottled rock walls, fingertips touch the warmth of the Tang Dynasty. At night, enjoy the light show, the fragrance of peonies mixed with the depth of history, the heaviness and vitality of spring blend here. Erhai Lake, Dali: The snow line on Cangshan Mountain has not melted, cherry blossoms by Erhai Lake dance like pink clouds. Rent a bike to circle the lake, pass Bai ethnic villages with smoke rising from kitchens, seagulls skim the water bringing spring news. Sit at Caicun Pier waiting for sunset, as clouds roll and unfold, even time slows down into the ripples of Erhai. Huangling, Wuyuan: Terraced fields of rapeseed flowers surge like golden waves, Hui-style white walls and black tiles dot the landscape. The drying racks have changed to spring attire, newly picked tea leaves and mountain goods shine under the sun. Walk ancient alleys to watch old craftsmen making ink, spring breeze wrapped in floral fragrance slips into your collar, the bright yellow hides the richest spring. Peach Blossom, Nyingchi: Wild peach blossoms blaze along the Yarlung Tsangpo River, pink clouds bend the branches, facing the Namjagbarwa snow peak across the air. In the Niyang River Valley, yaks tread on the newly green meadows, Tibetan villages’ prayer flags flutter in the spring breeze. This sign of spring in Tibet is more passionate than Jiangnan, gentler than the snow region. East Lake, Wuhan: Plum blossoms fall like confetti in Moshang Plum Garden, willows by the lake sprout pale yellow new buds. Early cherry blossoms are budding in the cherry blossom park, ride along the greenway chasing the wind, watch water birds skim the lake surface. Climb Chutian Terrace for a panoramic view, spring cherry blossoms, clear water, and green mountains collide in a warm embrace, the peaceful spring in the bustling city is most soothing. Ancient City of Pingyao: Apricot blossoms and light rain drift through the alleys of blue bricks, spring swallows build nests with mud in old courtyards. In front of the old site of Rishengchang Draft Bank, red lanterns reflect new greenery, the lacquerware shop emits the scent of tung oil. Stay overnight in a Ming and Qing dynasty guesthouse, listen to the sound of clappers by the city wall, the old dreams of Shanxi merchants are vividly dyed by the spring breeze.

#holidayitinerary When spring arrives in Hangzhou, the city’s most famous jewel — West Lake (西湖) — transforms into a dreamy landscape painted in soft pinks and whites. The cherry blossoms, or sakura (樱花), bloom gracefully along the lakeside paths, ancient bridges, and quiet gardens, creating a scene straight out of a Chinese watercolor painting. Visiting West Lake during cherry blossom season isn’t just about flowers — it’s about stepping into a living postcard where history, poetry, and nature come together in perfect harmony. 🌸 West Lake in Bloom From late March to early April, West Lake’s cherry trees burst into full bloom, their delicate petals fluttering gently in the spring breeze. Famous spots like Su Causeway (苏堤), Bai Causeway (白堤), and the areas near Quyuan Garden (曲院风荷) become floral corridors where every step feels like walking under a pink-and-white cloud. The blossoms frame the shimmering lake and the distant green hills, making every turn of the path a breathtaking view. 🌿 A Scenic Stroll Among Petals The best way to enjoy cherry blossoms at West Lake is on foot or by renting a bicycle 🚲. Strolling along the tree-lined paths, you’ll see petals drifting onto the water, forming gentle ripples that mirror the blooms above. Wooden benches under the trees invite you to sit, breathe in the fresh spring air, and simply watch the blossoms dance in the sunlight. For a truly magical experience, try an early morning visit — the soft mist over the lake and the quiet atmosphere make the cherry blossoms feel even more ethereal. 🍵 Blossoms and Culture A day among West Lake’s cherry blossoms pairs perfectly with Hangzhou’s rich cultural experiences. Stop by a lakeside teahouse for a cup of Longjing (Dragon Well) green tea 🍃, or take a short boat ride to one of the lake’s small islands for a different view of the blooms. The combination of floral beauty, traditional tea culture, and historic architecture makes the visit feel like a poetic journey through time. 💡 Travel Tips for Cherry Blossom Season • 📅 Best Time: Late March to early April, but check local bloom forecasts for peak dates. • 🕗 Go Early: Mornings are less crowded and the light is perfect for photography. • 📷 Must-Bring: Camera or phone with portrait mode for stunning blossom shots. • 🚶 Best Routes: Su Causeway, Bai Causeway, Quyuan Garden, and Yanggong Causeway (杨公堤). • 🍃 Extra Experience: Pair your visit with West Lake boat tour for blossoms viewed from the water.

Now is the Perfect Time to See Peach Blossoms at Bai Causeway in Hangzhou! 🌸Viewing Period🎀 The peach blossoms at Bai Causeway typically start blooming from mid to late March, reaching full bloom from late March to early April. 📍Location and Transportation🚗 Address: Bai Causeway, West Lake District, Hangzhou. Public Transportation: Take bus routes 7, 27, 117, 118, we1314, West Lake Inner Ring Line, or Digital Tourism Line 1 to "Geling" station. If taking subway, get off at Longxiang Bridge Station on Line 1, then walk or use a shared bike. Driving: Park at the foot of Baoshi Mountain or at the Hubin commercial area parking lot, then walk to the causeway. 🌟Photo Spots📷 Near Broken Bridge: Capture the beautiful scenery of peach blossoms reflecting on the lake during sunrise, avoiding crowds for better photos. Jindai Bridge: The bridge complements the peach blossoms perfectly, making it ideal for both landscape and portrait photography. Gushan Park: Less crowded and serene, the gray tiles and white walls paired with peach blossoms create perfect backdrops for traditional-style portraits. 👗Outfit Suggestions👘 Light-colored dresses are recommended, such as white, pink, or light blue, to complement the peach blossoms. Accessorize with straw bags and oil-paper umbrellas to enhance the spring atmosphere.

Who would have thought! Early winter at West Lake is the ultimate level of healing! Saying goodbye to the lush greens of spring and summer, West Lake in November is like a spilled palette of autumn leaves—golden yellow, fiery red, and orange-red intertwine with the lake and mountain scenery. Every step feels like a richly painted Jiangnan poem~ Strolling along the lake is incredibly pleasant! Along Su Causeway, clusters of golden ginkgo trees hide beside the willows. When the wind blows, leaves fall fluttering, and stepping on them creates a rustling sound; the maple leaves on Bai Causeway blaze with passion, contrasting with the distant blue lake and pagoda shadows, creating layers of depth. Every snap feels like an autumn masterpiece with a built-in filter 🎨. At Broken Bridge, autumn leaves reflect on the lake surface, harmonizing with the thousand-year-old stone path. Without snow, Broken Bridge feels warmer and more lively. Taking a boat tour on the lake is a must! Choose a hand-rowed boat and gently sway along. The boatman rows across the leaf-covered lake surface, the trees on Solitary Hill are ablaze with color, and the reflections of the Three Pools Mirroring the Moon shimmer in the colorful waves. Listening to the water lapping against the boat instantly escapes the city’s hustle and bustle~ After landing on the island, be sure to find the perfect angle to capture the “Three Pools Mirroring the Moon + autumn leaves” shot. At dusk, the sunset shines on the red leaves, sparkling brilliantly beyond the frame! 💡 Photo spots: ✔️ Su Causeway Autumn Leaf Avenue: Ginkgo and red maple intertwined. Stand under the trees for full-body shots with the dynamic effect of falling leaves—amazing! ✔️ Near Solitary Hill Lawn: Use red leaves and West Lake as the background. Sit sideways for half-body shots. Light colors or caramel tones in outfits look softer. ✔️ Quyuan Fenghe (Curved Yard and Lotus Pool): With withered lotus and autumn leaves on the shore, paired with traditional-style outfits, you instantly become the protagonist of a Jiangnan autumn ink painting. ✔️ Changqiao Park: View Leifeng Pagoda from afar, with colorful forests in the background. The pagoda’s shadow blends with autumn leaves under the sunset, creating a full atmosphere. 🍜 West Lake Surrounding Delicacies: ▫️ Scallion Pancake: Freshly baked and eaten on the spot, crispy outside, brushed with sweet and spicy sauce—super fragrant. ▫️ West Lake Lotus Root Starch: Delicate and smooth, a warm bowl perfect for the slightly cool autumn. ▫️ Dingsheng Cake: Soft, glutinous, and sweet with high visual appeal, great as a souvenir. ▫️ Hangzhou Cuisine: Stop by Lou Wai Lou or Zhiweiguan to try West Lake Vinegar Fish and Dongpo Pork. Paired with autumn scenery, the flavors are even better. 📍 Practical Tips: ▫️ Transportation: Metro Line 1 Longxiangqiao Station / Line 7 Wushan Square Station, within walking distance to the lake. ▫️ Tickets: West Lake itself is free. Boat rides (hand-rowed boat 300 RMB/boat for 6 people), Leifeng Pagoda (40 RMB), Three Pools Mirroring the Moon (55 RMB including boat ticket). ▫️ Best Times: Before 9 AM (less crowded and peaceful), 4-6 PM (sunset + autumn leaves are stunning). ▫️ Outfit Suggestions: Caramel, khaki, light brown outfits paired with scarves and berets echo the autumn leaves, keeping you warm and photogenic. Autumn at West Lake hides the gentlest colors and poetry. Whether wandering alone or with friends or loved ones, you will be healed by this colorful scenery. Come and have a date with Jiangnan’s autumn! West Lake Autumn Leaves

Route: Take a shared bike straight to Huanglong Cave, climb over Qixia Mountain, pass by Ziyun Cave and Niugao Tomb, and then you'll find Yuewang Temple at the foot of the mountain. Quyuan Fenghe's Zhanbi Tower, have a cup of this year's new tea by the lake, and wait for a friend who is running late. As dusk approaches, end the tea gathering, walk along Sudi, then follow Beishan Road past the tomb of Su Xiaoxiao to the opposite side of the Inner West Lake, continue forward along Gushan Park, pass by Xiling Seal Art Society, then turn onto Baidi and finally return to Beishan Road. Witness the lingering sunset at Changqiao Park, with half the river rippling and half the river red. The relaxed feeling by the West Lake can only be experienced by those who have done the lake walk, and the top-notch spring is just so. The fresh shrimp Xiaolongbao at Zhiweiguan marks the period, followed by a ride on the subway back home.

In Hangzhou's spring, you must take a day trip to view peach blossoms at West Lake and explore Hefang Street to encounter the romance and vibrancy of Hangzhou🎇 🌅Morning: Peach Blossom Hunt at West Lake Start from the Broken Bridge and stroll along Bai Causeway. Tender green willows intertwine with blooming peach blossoms; as spring breeze passes, flower petals flutter - like walking into a spring poem and painting. The area near Jindai Bridge is a perfect photo spot, where peach blossoms, stone bridge, and lake water frame together, creating a perfect atmosphere for stunning spring photos. 📍Transportation: Walking distance from Longxiang Bridge subway station 🥢Noon: Dining by West Lake After viewing peach blossoms, when hunger strikes! We recommend Lou Wai Lou by West Lake. As a time-honored Hangzhou restaurant, their Hangzhou dishes like West Lake vinegar fish and beggar's chicken are exceptional, allowing you to enjoy delicious food while taking in the lake view. 🌆Afternoon: Explore Hefang Street Head to Hefang Street in the afternoon, where traditional architecture houses specialty snacks, antiques, calligraphy, and time-honored shops. Take a bite of Dingsheng cake with its sweet and chewy texture to start your food adventure. Visit Hu Qing Yu Tang to experience the charm of a century-old pharmacy; step into Zhu Bingren Bronze Art Gallery to appreciate exquisite bronze sculptures. 📍Transportation: Take a taxi or bus from West Lake, or walk while enjoying Hangzhou's streetscape 📸Photo tips: Wear light-colored clothes like white or light pink dresses or shirts to match with peach blossoms and ancient streets; take photos under the ancient archways and in front of time-honored shops on Hefang Street for a vintage feel; use peach blossoms as foreground with a large aperture to create bokeh effect, highlighting the subject. Come on, everyone! Catch the tail end of spring and join this spring date in Hangzhou💕