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Spring is the perfect time to get out and explore in full bloom. Save this nationwide flower-viewing guide, and start checking off your favorites. 🌸 Apricot blossoms 📅 Blooming period: Late March–early April 📍 Xinjiang: Tuergen Apricot Valley in Ili, Pamir Plateau in Kashgar 🌸 Lavender 📅 Blooming period: Mid-June–early August 📍 Xinjiang: Princess Jieyou Lavender Manor 🌸 Magnolia 📅 Blooming period: Late February–mid-March 📍 Nanjing: Chaotian Palace; Hangzhou: Faxi Temple; Beijing: Temple of Heaven Park. 🌸 Crabapple 📅 Blooming period: Late March–early April 📍 Beijing: Wenhua Hall at the Palace Museum, Yuan Dynasty City Wall Relics Park, Wangjing South. 🌸 Chinese violet cress 📅 Blooming period: Late March–early May 📍 Beijing: Jiangfu Park, Temple of Heaven Park. 🌸 Cherry blossoms 📅 Blooming period: Late February–early April 📍 Wuxi: Yuantouzhu, Nianhua Bay; Nanjing: Jiming Temple, Xuanwu Lake; Yangzhou: Baita Park; Tonglu: Tianzidi; Wuhan: Wuhan University, East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden; Longyan: Taipin Cherry Blossom Tea Garden; Qingdao: Zhongshan Park; Quanzhou: Kaiyuan Temple; Anshun: Pingba Cherry Blossom Park; Chengdu: Manhua Manor; Kunming: Yuantong Mountain; Chongqing: Nanshan Botanical Garden; Xi’an: Qinglong Temple; Beijing: Yuyuantan, Yunju Temple, Juyong Pass flower-viewing train; Shanghai: Gucun Park. 🌸 Peach blossoms 📅 Blooming period: Mid-March–mid-April 📍 Tibet: Nyingchi; Lhasa: Pabangka; Beijing: Beihai Park, West Causeway at the Summer Palace, Ming City Wall Relics Park, Shilibao, Olympic Forest Park. 🌸 Rapeseed flowers 📅 Blooming period: Early March–early April 📍 Jiangxi: Wuyuan; Anhui: Shitan Village; Yunnan: Luoping; Chengdu: Chongqing Road, Wuxing Village; Leshan: Jiayang Steam Train; Dali: Xizhou Ancient Town; Shaanxi: Hanzhong; Shanghai: Huamizhixing; Qinghai: Menyuan 100-li rapeseed fields; Xinghua: Qianduo Scenic Area. 🌸 Pear blossoms 📅 Blooming period: Late March–late April 📍 Aba: Jinchuan River Valley Tulips 📅 Blooming period: Early March–late April 📍 Nanjing: China Greening Exposition Park; Hangzhou: Taiziwan Park; Yancheng: Holland Flower Sea. 🌸 Azaleas 📅 Blooming period: Mid-March–early May 📍 Bijie: Baili Azalea Scenic Area 🌸 Chinese snowball viburnum 📅 Blooming period: Late March–early May 📍 Nanjing: Chongzheng Academy, Xiuball Park; Hangzhou: Xianghu National Tourist Resort, Jiubao Bridge 🌸 Peonies 📅 Blooming period: Early April–early May 📍 Luoyang: Wangcheng Park 🌸 Jacaranda 📅 Blooming period: Late April–early May 📍 Kunming: Jiaochang Middle Road, Panlong River Our nationwide flower map is growing all the time. When everything is in bloom, come discover these hidden-gem flower spots together.

Starting March 20, Mondstadt arrives at Universal Studios Beijing for a limited time! Centered on the Mondstadt Badminton Festival, this collaboration features Klee, Varka, Kaeya, Fischl, and Noelle, and brings an immersive on-site experience that recreates the game’s iconic scenes and atmosphere. Guests can take part in limited-time interactive tasks, snap photos at signature installations, and catch character-themed pop-up performances. This time it’s more than a restaurant—it’s an immersive, interactive zone! Become the Traveler, step into a remarkably faithful Mondstadt brought to life, and relive familiar moments. Plus, enjoy themed food and drink, Mondstadt specialty dishes, and a wide range of event-exclusive merchandise—get excited! 📅 Event dates: March 20–May 31, 2026 🏠 Location: Between the Transformers Base and Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness areas ⏰ Operating hours: 11:30 AM–1:30 PM, 2:15 PM–4:15 PM, 5:00 PM–7:00 PM Head to Universal Studios Beijing, step through the real-world gateway to Teyvat, and set off on a cross-dimensional romantic adventure!

Universal Studios has launched a jaw-dropping T. rex experience! What may seem like a regular attraction at first turns into a huge surprise. As the fearsome tyrannosaurus slowly approaches, its lifelike design and dynamic movements transport you straight back to the age of dinosaurs. The highlight is the highly accurate dinosaur recreation and immersive interactive scenes that let you feel the creature’s power and presence up close. Step into the action for a unique mix of tension, thrills, and delight—like embarking on a time-traveling adventure. For dinosaur lovers, it’s a rare chance to get up close to a prehistoric giant. Head to Universal Studios, stand your ground in front of the T. rex, and make unforgettable memories on this one-of-a-kind dinosaur journey!

Spring has arrived right on cue, and boundless spring at Universal Beijing Resort is here in full swing! From March 20–May 31, 2026, springtime celebrations and surprises will bloom across Universal Studios Beijing. Join us for the fifth anniversary special season, and experience an unforgettable spring together! Tang splendor: song of Tang interactive theme restaurant Inside Universal Studios Beijing, the all-new Song of Tang theme restaurant, inspired by the film Thirty Thousand Miles of Chang'an, invites you to an immersive feast from the grand Tang era. Savor fine food and drinks, and dive into interactive moments, dance, and music that bring you face-to-face with historical luminaries. Celebrate like honored guests at a cultural banquet unlike any other. Cross-world collaboration: Genshin Impact Mondstadt celebration zone During the event, a special Genshin Impact Mondstadt celebration zone will appear inside the park. Colorful banners ripple over a gate, and vine garlands sway in the breeze to evoke the free-spirited vibe of Teyvat. Meet fan favorites like Fischl and Klee up close, join in fun festival mini-games, and capture every moment of shared memories with friends. Colorful celebrations: boundless spring party and limited-time character meet-and-greets On Hollywood Boulevard and major stages throughout the park, the boundless spring party lights up the day with nonstop energy. Enjoy close-up interactions with characters in spring-exclusive outfits, strike your best pose for photos, and soak up the lively, whimsical spirit of the season. Fresh choreography and music turn up the joy, and every guest becomes the star. Great value: limited-time two-visit tickets early access Lock in spring-only savings in advance! Buy at least 15 days ahead, and get an even better price on two-visit tickets, making it easy to kick off your Universal spring getaway and enjoy multiple days of fun. Spring at Universal means endless celebration. This season, start from Universal Beijing Resort to encounter beloved IPs, immerse yourself in a cultural feast, and ride the wave of springtime parties. Set your plans in motion now, and bring your vision of a boundless spring to life! 🌷

From January 18–August 18, 2026, the National Museum of China will present Twin stars illuminating the world: Sanxingdui–Jinsha Site ancient Shu civilization exhibition in South Galleries 8 and 9, bringing together more than 200 major artifacts from the Sanxingdui Museum and the Jinsha Site Museum to highlight the splendor and mystery of the Ancient Shu civilization. [Exhibition highlights] ✨ Iconic treasures including the gold mask, bronze standing figure, Sun Bird gold foil ornament, gold crown band, and bronze head with gold mask will be on view. ✨ Limited display periods: gold mask, April 18–August 18, 2026; Sun Bird gold foil ornament, June 13–August 18, 2026. ✨ As the Jinsha Site Museum closes for upgrades, its core exhibits come to Beijing for a joint showcase, appearing alongside Sanxingdui national treasures for the first time—a rare moment. [Visitor experience] An extended eight-month run lets you journey across 3,000 years of Sanxingdui and Jinsha in one visit, exploring Ancient Shu craftsmanship, mysterious beliefs, and top-tier aesthetics. An immersive exhibition perfect for history and culture lovers, families, and travelers seeking in-depth experiences—miss it and you may not get another chance. [Visitor information] ⏱ Please refer to the limited display schedule for the gold mask and Sun Bird. 📍 Location: National Museum of China, South Galleries 8 and 9 (Dongcheng District, Beijing) 🎫 We recommend signing in on the National Museum of China website to reserve tickets in advance, plan your visit, and avoid peak crowds. Kick off 2026 with a must-see exhibition. Seize the chance this summer to experience the awe of the ancient civilizations of Sanxingdui and Jinsha, and bring your kids, family, and friends to witness the pinnacle of China’s bronze age.