The museum in Zhongshan Park does not house delicate tulips

❤Recommended reason: 💐If Wanshou Temple in March belongs to the magnolia flowers of spring, then the art museum devoid of crowds is where the tulips in the abbot's courtyard bring the bright spring light of April. 👍Most recommended: 🏰Wanshou Temple, known as the 'Little Forbidden City of Western Beijing', is a large ancient architectural complex with buildings from the east, middle, and west adjacent to each other. It was founded during the Tang Dynasty, originally named Jusè Temple, and renamed 'Wanshou Temple' in the fifth year of the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty (1577). During the Qing Dynasty, it was called 'Little Ningshou Palace' because Empress Dowager Cixi often worshipped Buddha in the temple. ✅Must experience: 🎏Inside the abbot's courtyard at the very back, the newly planted tulips of various colors offer a scenic view at every step, full of sentiment in every corner. The spread of colors is like nature's palette, complementing the ancient palace lanterns interestingly. 🌷The beauty of tulips brings to mind the exuberance of youth and the vigor of life. Underneath the fine veins of each leaf and petal is the spreading radiance of beauty. The tulips present to the world their impeccable beauty, which is contagious and moving. 🌤️Come and feel the warmth and comfort of spring, and spend some good time with the tulips!