Shenyang Imperial Palace Tourist Attraction

Wandering the Shenyang Imperial Palace in the snow on the 28th day of the 12th lunar month|||This is probably a long-awaited snow for both Liaoning and myself. Since I left home for Shanghai, I haven't traveled in the snow for a long time, and I haven't seen snow this thick for a long time. Since I was inspired by the snow to go out, I had to see the Forbidden City in the snow, which I had never seen before. To my surprise, the Forbidden City was open to visitors today, Monday, so why not go in? Although the snowflakes flying with the cold wind always blurred my eyes and camera lens from time to time, the excitement of my youth always overwhelmed the cold wind and snow, and the result was that, like the images left in the camera, I also left a unique memory in my mind. For me, I have been away from home for a long time, and I miss my hometown, so I want to go home more during the New Year. However, it is always out of my own interest, and perhaps also out of the cold, that I have a craving for warmth, so I have adjusted the white balance to a warm tone, which is somewhat distorted when I look at it on the screen, but I feel that this is an impression of my thoughts projected into reality, so I will keep it as it is and not make any changes. Chasing a snow in the north. In addition, some people say that Shenyang becomes Shengjing after the snow, but I don't know. The following few sentences are just some miscellaneous thoughts based on the scenery I saw in the past half day. Golden tiles and red walls reflect green pines, doors half hidden and snow on the lamps. Magpies leap over the eaves, stone lions look at the Forbidden City with white heads. There are no more Eight Banners in the hall, and all the people outside the courtyard are the voices of the people. The former Shengjing is now a relic, and today we only see Shenyang City.