In the spring of Hangzhou, Manou Temple is a must-see flower viewing spot

Here, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of red and white. The white ones are of course cherry blossoms. Although there are not many of them, when they are in full bloom, they complement the eaves of the pavilions, as if showing the charm of the Forbidden City. The scene of flowing streams and colorful fallen leaves under the trees is also extremely beautiful. The red ones are the Lophatherum gracile, especially the tall Lophatherum gracile in front of the Pufu Building. The tree is full of blooming red flowers, and the surrounding pavilions and towers show the beauty of spring in Jiangnan gardens. Lophatherum gracile is an evergreen shrub belonging to the Hamamelidaceae family. Its flowers are rich in color, purple-red as brilliant as clouds, warm and unrestrained. If you look closely, they look like knotted cotton balls, and from a distance, they look like warm sunset clouds. This is the first time I have seen such colorful flowers, and it has also increased my knowledge. The natural scenery of Manju Temple reaches its most beautiful in spring. In addition, it is also the location of the Lian Heng Memorial Hall. The entrance to Beishan Street is inscribed with "Lian Heng Memorial Hall", so don't miss it. The scenery of spring is also the highlight of Beishan Street. The pink peach blossoms and green willows on Baidi Bridge show the beauty of spring in the south of the Yangtze River.