Spring has sprung at Beijing’s iconic Yuyuantan Park, where cherry blossom season is painting the city in shades of pink and white—and it’s not just the flowers turning heads! 🌸 Crowds are flocking to snap selfies, picnic under petals, and scoop up the park’s trendy sakura-themed cultural products.
From chic blossom-patterned fans to limited-edition snacks like sakura-flavored mochi, vendors say creative merch is flying off shelves faster than falling petals. "It’s like Hanami meets pop-up shop," said one visitor, referencing Japan’s iconic flower-viewing tradition. The boom highlights China’s growing appetite for blending nature with cultural creativity—think K-drama aesthetic goals meets Instagrammable travel.
Local designers are seizing the moment too, launching eco-friendly tote bags and reusable cups featuring cherry blossom motifs. Pro tip: Visit early morning for crowd-free photos! 📸
