Deoksu Palace in Hangzhou｜A Must-See Before Leaving Hangzhou

⏰[Reservation]: Every day at 9am, visit the official WeChat account "Southern Song Dynasty Deoksu Palace Site Museum" and keep refreshing the page. Register your ID information in advance. Now you can enter with a QR code. ☔📸[Weather]: To be honest, although there's no sun☀, rainy days have a unique charm—"Clarity"! The air is fresh, and there are fewer people, so it's quiet, hhh. Of course, if there is ☀, the sunlight shining through the plane trees and reflecting on the red walls, coupled with a few fallen leaves, would create a beautiful layered effect😍 ​👣[About Deoksu Palace]: This place was originally the old residence of the treacherous official Qin Hui. Later, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty retired and spent his later years here. With its southern and northern courtyards, it seems he enjoyed a comfortable life. The highlight of Deoksu Palace is not these palaces. Be sure to walk further down!!! The ruins are underground, and there are digital projections that help restore the architectural structures and historical events, allowing you to better understand the greatness of the ancients. 📕All the palaces above ground are like a large protective cover, protecting the ruins below; conversely, the above ground is like a 3D restoration of the underground ruins~interesting 😍[About Color]: The red of Deoksu Palace is called "Dai Zhu," which has a touch more ink compared to the vermilion red of the Forbidden City. Wearing light-colored clothes will look better! Reminds me of the traditional Chinese five colors from the Spring Festival Gala❤🤍💛💚🖤 So beautiful~ Those are not numbers on the Pantone color card, but beautiful verses. Just like our Ru kilns, Fang Wenshan's lyrics also come from "After the rain, the sky is blue and the clouds break, this color will be used in the future."