The flower that costs one hundred thousand per bloom was photographed by me with the quality of ten yuan

Today's Wangcheng Park was really too crowded, with people squeezing against each other. Dozens of people surrounded a single peony, it felt more like watching people than flowers. I miss the past few years, when the whole garden was almost empty and you could stroll around at will. There weren't many flowers blooming at the entrance, but as you walk towards the central building, that area had the most lavish bloom and was still worth seeing. It is said that these few green peonies are the most expensive, with a sky-high price of one hundred thousand per bloom, but I don't really appreciate them. The 'Hei Hai' wine gold and 'Lu' powder are pretty, and there are white ones too, but I don't know what they are called. That dual-colored 'Er Qiao' peony is also nice! Overall, Wangcheng Park, despite having fewer flowers and being a bit smaller, is still worth a visit. You could probably cover it in about 2 hours (without playing on the amusement facilities). For the Qingming Festival's three major gardens to view peonies, I feel the priority is still National Flower Garden (larger garden, more flowers) > Wangcheng Park > Sui and Tang Dynasties (almost none were blooming).