As winter fades, China’s landscapes burst into color—and local economies are reaping the rewards. From cherry blossoms to rapeseed fields, seasonal blooms are drawing millions of tourists and boosting businesses. 🌍✨
Chongqing’s Plum Paradise
In southwest China’s Chongqing, Taigong Mountain’s 30-year-old plum groves have become a March must-see. Visitors flock to stroll beneath clouds of white blossoms. 🍃 'Flowers are everywhere, and we feel very comfortable,' said one tourist, echoing the mood of countless others.
Wuxi’s Sakura Sensation
Over in Jiangsu Province, Wuxi’s Yuantouzhu—a global top-three cherry blossom spot—hosts 30,000 sakura trees. This year, it welcomed 8.2 million visitors (+5.6% YoY), generating over 6 billion yuan ($833 million) in tourism revenue. 💰 Talk about #BloomBucks!
Science Meets Scenery in Jiangxi
Jiangxi’s rainbow-hued rapeseed fields aren’t just Insta-worthy—they’re a decade-long project by Professor Fu Donghui’s team at Jiangxi Agricultural University. 🌾 Proof that nature and innovation can bloom together!
