The plum blossoms at Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum after consecutive days of rain and snow are so beautiful that they tug at one's heartstrings

After the continuous rain and snow, the plum blossoms at Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum are so beautiful that they tug at one's heartstrings. The weather during the Spring Festival was around twenty degrees for several days in a row, which caused most of the plum blossoms on Plum Blossom Hill at Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum to bloom. Then, following several days of snow and falling temperatures, this bizarre weather seems to be tormenting the plum blossoms. After the continuous rain and snow, Plum Blossom Hill has become quite unsightly. The overall condition is: The plum blossoms that had bloomed were mostly knocked off by the rain and snow, and those remaining on the branches were mostly frozen and wilted. There are also a small number of unopened buds, and it's uncertain what they will look like once they bloom, but at least the plum blossoms I captured in my photos are still very beautiful.