Li Wubin (Beijing).
After three years, red lanterns have been hung everywhere in Beijing's Lotus Pond Park to announce the auspicious ...... of the Year of the Dragon
It's been a long time, Lotus Pond Park.
Red lanterns were hung everywhere again.
Recreate the joy of this famous garden in the capital.
Folklore is filled with the happiness of the people.
A natural smile is written on every face.
The most is the children's elation.
The rink is always buzzing.
Spring Han only walks under the ice.
People already have it in their hearts.
The world of spring. 
Mo said that it is difficult to know early spring in the north.
Cold Ice ignores the change of solar terms.
Still covering the pool water as if nothing happened.
Magpies still wear winter feathers.
Chirping in search of food.
And the fireworks in the world heat up the temperature of the season.
The speech and demeanor of the people of Fuman.
The red lantern flaunts self-confidence.
A new charm has been added to the traditional culture.
The golden dragon takes off in Chinese style.
I like to see the dragon in the east.
Colorful auspicious clouds.
The force of China's rejuvenation is unstoppable.
Welcoming the New Year, the scenery is unique here.
Cherish the prosperity of the people even more.
A sight of peace.
The rink is always buzzing.
The ice promenade is like a wonderland
Looking at the distance as if there is nothing
The red light reflects the shadow of the West Building
Two lines of red lights at a glance
The shadow of the lamp and the shadow of the willow become poetic
Li Wubin (Li Wubing), a native of Wuhan, Hubei, enlisted in the army in 1968, now lives in Beijing, and is a member of the Chinese Writers Association.
Editors: Li Xunxiu, Xu Wenhe, Song Xianlin, Editorial Department of Qingyanwei Literature.
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