The first snow at Huangcheng Xiangfu, the ancient northern fortress dressed in silver

In December 2025, the first snow quietly fell on Huangcheng Xiangfu, draping this centuries-old fortress in a layer of pristine white. Snowflakes crossed the Taihang Mountains, gently landing on the blue bricks, dark tiles, and flying eaves, silencing the fortress's bustle and leaving only tranquility and elegance. Strolling through, it feels like stepping into a Ming and Qing dynasty painting: the majestic city walls appear even more solemn under the snow, and the snow outlines the delicate contours of the staggered courtyards; on the carved eaves, snowflakes resemble letters sent by time, dressing the fortress in a sacred white veil. White walls, dark tiles, flying eaves, and upturned corners, highlighted by the snow, sketch a graceful skyline where the Chinese aesthetic of empty space and architectural rhythm perfectly blend. After the snow, Huangcheng Xiangfu is serene yet vibrant. The swirling snow and ancient buildings intertwine, each step feels like entering the depths of time, blurring whether the fortress is whitened by the snow or the fortress colors the snow. Standing on the city wall and looking into the distance, the far mountains are like ink, covered in snow, the world a pure white, healing all fatigue and noise. Come to Huangcheng Xiangfu for a winter rendezvous and experience this poetic and romantic journey through time!