Mga bulaklak ng fringe tree sa Three Lanes at Seven Alleys sa lunsod Fuzhou

10:16:37,14-Apr-2025
In Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian Province, spring quietly unfolds along the ancient paths of Sanfang Qixiang, or Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. This spring, as people wander through this historical neighborhood – often called a "living fossil of China's ancient city layout" – they'll find Yijin Lane dressed in seasonal elegance. Strings of delicate fringe tree blossoms have swayed gently in the breeze, adorning Yijin Lane – one of the most charming corners of this thousand-year-old neighborhood, and bringing a quiet elegance to the time-worn walls and stone-paved paths.
In Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian Province, spring quietly unfolds along the ancient paths of Sanfang Qixiang, or Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. This spring, as people wander through this historical neighborhood – often called a "living fossil of China's ancient city layout" – they'll find Yijin Lane dressed in seasonal elegance. Strings of delicate fringe tree blossoms have swayed gently in the breeze, adorning Yijin Lane – one of the most charming corners of this thousand-year-old neighborhood, and bringing a quiet elegance to the time-worn walls and stone-paved paths.
In Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian Province, spring quietly unfolds along the ancient paths of Sanfang Qixiang, or Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. This spring, as people wander through this historical neighborhood – often called a "living fossil of China's ancient city layout" – they'll find Yijin Lane dressed in seasonal elegance. Strings of delicate fringe tree blossoms have swayed gently in the breeze, adorning Yijin Lane – one of the most charming corners of this thousand-year-old neighborhood, and bringing a quiet elegance to the time-worn walls and stone-paved paths.
In Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian Province, spring quietly unfolds along the ancient paths of Sanfang Qixiang, or Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. This spring, as people wander through this historical neighborhood – often called a "living fossil of China's ancient city layout" – they'll find Yijin Lane dressed in seasonal elegance. Strings of delicate fringe tree blossoms have swayed gently in the breeze, adorning Yijin Lane – one of the most charming corners of this thousand-year-old neighborhood, and bringing a quiet elegance to the time-worn walls and stone-paved paths.
Source(s):CGTN English