Winter Ice and Snow Roaming Season Every time the first snow falls in winter, there are always many people in the capital who carry their cameras around looking for the colors of the ancient capital. At this time, you can always see some scenic spots full of tourists, taking pictures of the magnificent scene of the red walls and yellow glazed tiles covered with snow in the ancient capital.
I went straight to Qianmen early in the morning after the first snow of this year, thinking that starting from the Qianmen Zhengyangmen, I would take pictures of Tiananmen Square, Zhongshan Park, the Forbidden City, and Jingshan Park in turn. However, plans could not keep up with the change: Tiananmen Square was temporarily unable to enter the square due to events. The Palace Museum is closed on Monday. So I quickly adjusted my route and checked in Jingshan Park at the first stop.
Go to Jingshan Park in order to overlook the snow-covered Forbidden City in the center of the city, Gulou Street and Aosen Park on the endless North Central Axis, as well as the nearby royal garden Beihai Park.
Who would have thought that on the icy and snowy mountain road, there are tourists taking pictures all over the place, from the Fulan Pavilion in the west to the Zhou Pavilion in the east, the tourists walk slowly on the mountain road, and everyone is either holding a camera or holding a mobile phone. In the center of Jingshan Park, which is also the commanding height of the city, Wanchun Pavilion, people consciously queue up for a seat, there is no noise, there is no noise, everyone is immersed in their own creation, that persistence, that seriousness, people are sighing.
Coming out of Jingshan Park, go straight to the second stop, the northwest corner tower of the Forbidden City. There are a lot of photographers here. Shoot**, shoot**, and some people pinch out various shapes of white snow as a foreground to create. There are also people who set the camera to ** mode, throwing snow to entertain themselves, and the joy and happiness infect the people around them.
Leave the corner tower of the Forbidden City, go straight to the third stop Zhongshan Park, although there are not as many people here as the first two places, but the landscape of the park is dressed in silver, red walls, glazed tiles, and ancient trees covered with snow, solemn, solemn, quiet, and more pleasing to the eye.
The first snow of winter makes the city covered in snow, and it exudes the charm of the ancient capital.
Tips:1To take photos at Tiananmen Square, you need to make an appointment one day in advance and bring your personal ID with you.
2.The Palace Museum is closed on Mondays.
3.After taking pictures of snow in the capital, there are also colors of the ancient capital: Temple of Heaven Park, Summer Palace, Beihai Park, etc.