Yinchuan locals, rush over! The chrysanthemums at Zhongshan Park have bloomed into a fairy tale

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Who gets it, family! The weather in Yinchuan these days is just perfect, the crisp autumn air even carries a gentle breeze. It just so happens to coincide with the chrysanthemum exhibition at Zhongshan Park, and I ended up wandering around the park not wanting to leave! 📱 I originally saw someone post about it on social media and thought, "It's just chrysanthemums," but when I got there, I was completely proven wrong—this isn’t just a "chrysanthemum exhibition," it’s like the whole brightness of autumn has been blended into the park! Right at the entrance, there’s a large patch of bright yellow chrysanthemums that look like little suns scattered on the ground under the sunlight. Just standing by the flowers and taking photos, no need to find angles, every shot looks amazing. My bestie took 200 photos just there, and even when her phone warned about low storage, she didn’t want to delete any! 🌼 It gets even better inside. Besides the common yellow and white chrysanthemums, there are many varieties I’ve never seen before—pink ones with curled edges like little hydrangeas, deep purple-blue chrysanthemums that look so elegant, and even green chrysanthemums! Standing in this sea of flowers, the breeze carries a light floral scent—not overpowering, but fresh and clean. Taking a deep breath feels like all the impurities in your lungs are gone, more healing than drinking ten cups of fruit tea at a bubble tea shop~ 👗 Here are some secret photo tips: wear light-colored clothes! White, beige, and light blue go perfectly with chrysanthemums, won’t steal the spotlight, and make you look fairer; the best time to go is between 3-5 PM when the sunlight hits the flowers at an angle, you can even capture the texture of the petals clearly and get a soft backlight effect; if you want to avoid crowds, head to the chrysanthemum beds by the lake, fewer people and you can capture reflections of the flowers and water, creating a perfect atmosphere! 🍠 Oh, and there are roasted sweet potatoes and sugar-fried chestnuts sold at the park entrance. When you get tired from walking, grab one to hold, eat while admiring the chrysanthemums—it’s simply the happiest thing about autumn! Sisters in Yinchuan, don’t hesitate, go this weekend, or you’ll have to wait another year!