Vegetables and Cherry Blossoms & Wuhan Dijiao Park & Hankou River Beach & Fuhe Wetland

On the weekends of spring, I always feel restless at home, and no matter what, I want to go out for a stroll, to see the grass grow and the orioles fly, to feel the spring breeze on my face, and not to waste the beautiful springtime! Since joining the wild vegetable picking army last week, I always carry a small shovel, gloves, bags, and a full set of tools in the car, ready to take some wild vegetables home whenever I get the chance. Efficient management is a requirement in the workplace, and weekends are no exception. In half a day, I actually moved to three different places, checked in at Hankou River Beach Phase III, Dijiao Park, and Fuhe Wetland, dug wild vegetables, admired cherry blossoms, satisfied my cravings, and filled my heart and eyes with joy. Tips: 1. For self-driving, navigate to the Badminton Hall of Jiangtan Phase III, Hankou River Beach Phase III, where you can directly drive into the park's parking lot and park along the internal road on both sides. The parking lot is quite busy on weekends. 2. The reed area by the river is blocked by a wire fence, but there is an opening under the big steps, where you can directly enter. There are wild goosefoot plants everywhere, but they are all quite small; I wonder if they will grow bigger after the rain. 3. The cherry blossoms in Dijiao Park are truly beautiful and definitely rank high in Wuhan, but parking in the afternoon is really difficult. You can get there directly by Line 1, so I suggest that everyone try not to drive if possible. 4. Fuhe Wetland is a sea of green, with large patches of alfalfa and shepherd's purse, and I also saw wild oats. The dandelions have matured, so I dug some up to make tea. I picked some mugwort leaves on the inside of the embankment, but the wild onions were too small to dig.