Who wouldn't be moved by such a scenery, babies, hurry up and rush over

The free flower-viewing at Dijiao Park is simply irresistible. Originally, the rain this weekend made me give up the idea of going out, but unexpectedly, thanks to tomorrow's Han Marathon, I got to enjoy a benefit worth 2 million dollars , taking my mother and son for a trip to the blooming Dijiao Park. This weekend is arguably the best time to enjoy the flowers. If the torrential rain comes, I'm afraid Wuhan's flower-viewing season might have to end early. In recent years, more and more people have been traveling to Wuhan, and viewing the cherry blossoms in spring has become a signature of Wuhan. My mother said that over 20 years ago, when she worked near Dijiao Park, there were hardly any people here, but now, why are there so many? In addition to those who come on their own to check in, there are also busloads of tourists being brought in. Perhaps everyone knows that compared to the East Lake Cherry Garden, who doesn't love a free cherry blossom viewing spot?