A Free Plum Blossom Paradise in Shanghai!

🔥"A Free Plum Blossom Paradise in Shanghai! This Jiangnan garden brings Suzhou to Shanghai!" Amidst white walls and black tiles, a subtle fragrance fills the air. Qingpu hides a "plum blossom maze" from the Qianlong era! --- [Qu Shui Garden Plum Blossom Extravaganza] 📍 No. 612, Gongyuan Road, Qingpu District 🎫 Free admission | ⏰ 6:00–21:00 🚇 Subway Line 17 to Qingpu Xincheng Station → Transfer to Qingpu Bus No. 17 to Chengzhong East Road Baoqing Street 🚗 Drive and park at the City God Temple parking lot | First hour: CNY 10, then CNY 3/half hour --- 📸Ancient-Style Photography Hotspots **❶ Framed by the Ceremonial Gate** Shoot in the morning mist! With black tiles and upturned eaves as the frame, white plum blossoms cascade like snow. The gate's opening cuts through the light and shadow, creating a scene straight out of "Dream of the Red Chamber." **❷ Nine Peaks View Pavilion** Shoot from above! Red plum blossoms interspersed with Taihu rocks. Use a telephoto lens to compress the space and capture the depth of "overlapping plum groves." **❸ In Front of the Jingxin Hut Window** The window lattice serves as a natural frame! Shoot silhouettes of plum blossoms against the light. The window paper transmits light like silk, instantly transforming the scene into a small ink painting. **❹ Yushu Tower Eaves** Shoot upwards, capturing the intersection of plum branches and upturned eaves. A drone's perspective is even better for capturing the poetic "plum blossoms touching the moon." **❺ Yongzhen Study Curved Corridor** Stroll in Hanfu! The depth of the corridor's pillars guides the line of sight. Plum petals fall onto the bluestone slabs. Use continuous shooting mode to capture the "falling petals and treading snow."