Unlike the quiet coastal scenery of Hengshan Bay, Qingdao's attraction has become extremely popular today.

In the previous article, the editor summarized the feelings of visiting some coastal areas in Shanghai as 'sparse.'

Previously, popular tourist destinations in Qingdao such as Fushan Square, Sailboat Center, Fenghua Dam, and the coastal were sparsely populated, and many Qingdao residents hadn't seen such a quiet scene in their lifetime.

However, shortly after the article was published, a friend commented saying that those attractions were for out-of-town tourists, and with the current special circumstances, few people were venturing out, resulting in the parks being empty.

But, Qingdao has one spot that was particularly bustling today: Zhongshan Park. Qingdao residents live by the sea, and even the most beautiful scenery becomes commonplace after seeing it repeatedly. However, a flower blooming in a season shouldn't be missed. The visitors to Zhongshan Park are mostly local citizens.

This season, Zhongshan Garden's flowers are in full bloom, and with the holiday coinciding, it's a good time to visit. However, from the photos and videos sent by friends, there were also quite a lot of people there.

Starting from the Zhongshan Park subway station, people began to gather, and after exiting, everyone headed straight to Zhongshan Park. You could see dense crowds from afar as you approached the park entrance, and staff members repeatedly used megaphones to remind everyone to scan and reserve a spot to enter,Compared to the desolate first-line coastal attractions like Shanghai, Zhongshan Park has experienced such a surge in popularity, which is gratifying. However, seeing so many people gather also caused some concern,This year, to prevent gatherings, even Qingming Festival sacrifices were canceled. So many people simultaneously came here to see a season of flowers, crowding together – is that not a risk?