The plum blossoms in the 140-year-old Zuibaichi Park in Shanghai have bloomed

Zuibaichi Park is one of the five major classical gardens in Shanghai, preserving Ming Dynasty Zhu Jia Shan Room, Yi Fang, Reading Hall, Qing Dynasty Chi Shang Cao Tang, Bao Cheng Lou, Xue Hai Tang, Carved Hall and other pavilions; it houses precious art works such as the stone carvings of Zhao Mengfu's calligraphy from the Yuan Dynasty, 'Before and After the Red Cliff', and the Qing Dynasty 'Portrait of Yun Jian Bang Yan', as well as many plaques inscribed by contemporary calligraphers. 🌟Highlights: 1. Flower and scenery appreciation: As soon as you enter the park, the first thing that catches your eye is the colorful clusters of flowers and the stars, and the reflection on the lake is dreamlike. Here, the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant, and the greenery is lush. If you're not careful, you'll find yourself in the back garden of a large ancient household. 2. Ancient architecture check-in: The park preserves many pavilions, including the Zhu Jia Shan Room, Yi Fang, Reading Hall from the Ming Dynasty, and the Chi Shang Cao Tang, Bao Cheng Lou, Xue Hai Tang, Carved Hall from the Qing Dynasty, each with its own unique style. 3. Cultural experience: Here, you can also find the stone carvings of Zhao Mengfu's calligraphy from the Yuan Dynasty, 'Before and After the Red Cliff', and the Qing Dynasty 'Portrait of Yun Jian Bang Yan', as well as plaques inscribed by contemporary calligraphers, allowing you to feel the profound cultural heritage. 🎫Tickets: Free 🈺Opening hours: 6/1-6/1 10:00-16:30; 6/2-12/31 06:00-17:00 📍Detailed address: No. 64, People's South Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai 🚗Self-driving route: You can follow the navigation 🚍Bus: You can take the local bus to Zuibaichi Park Station 🚇Subway: You can take the subway to Zuibaichi Station