Visiting Beijing still requires a trip to Yuyuantan Park (Part Two)

I remember Yuyuantan Park had no entrance fee, was almost empty during the day, and was a place where young couples in love would either hide in the small woods or rent a boat to sway on the lake. It would start to get lively in the evening with people walking, playing sports, swimming in the wild, and my favorite was the selling of Beibingyang soda on flatbed carts with big blocks of ice... Yuyuantan Park has really changed now, with flowers blooming all over the garden. When I arrived, it was the end of the cherry blossom season, but there were still crowds of visitors, and the wild ducks and mandarin ducks on the water were swimming freely. Everything was so full of life. It turns out, it's not just the place that's different, but also me.