It is said that the most suitable leisure activities for winter is probably to soak in the hot spring water to make a good bathing... Zunhua Tangquan, which is 2 hours away from Beijing, is adjacent to the Qing Tombs and has the Jingdong First Spring since ancient times. Name! Zunhua's hot springs have high water temperatures and rich minerals, and the history is quite long. It is said that as early as the Tang Dynasty more than 1,000 years ago, when Emperor Taizong Li Shimin was enlisted in the East, he was here to soak up the disease and give him the "Fuquan Temple." In the Qing Dynasty, because of the proximity to the Royal Tombs of Qing Tombs, Zunhua Hot Springs became the place where the emperor's empresses often came to visit - most of them would bathe here before worshipping the Emperor's Mausoleum. We are staying at the Tangquan Palace Hot Spring Resort in Zunhua, which is only half an hour's drive from Qingdong Mausoleum. Tangquan Palace is a well-equipped resort. The highlight here is the hot spring pool! There are more than 50 pools indoors and outdoors, the interior is a tropical rainforest style, and there is a fully transparent spa pool. What is more sensational is the outdoor pool built on the mountain--especially when the morning sun is first appeared, the red sky is empty, the sky is blue, the warm pool water is rising, and it is like a fairyland! This scenic spot is the legendary Dongling Eight Views - a soup spring bath day. The private spa pool in the private garden of the Tangquan Palace, and the mountain chalet villa with its own hot spring pool in the room balcony, come here with a bikini girl, and then bring a ginger to the warm waiter. Jujube tea, the cold winter is also warm.