Cherry blossoms are colorful, rendering spring. In Hubei, whenever cherry blossom viewing season, people first think of going to Wuhan University to see cherry blossoms. People flock to Wuhan University because they value the atmosphere and special significance of cherry blossom viewing. In my opinion, going to Wuda to enjoy cherry blossoms mainly includes the following aspects.
First, Wuda cherry blossoms have a long history and a wide variety.
The cherry blossoms of Wuhan University not only have a long history, but also have a complicated process of gestation and growth. At that time, the Japanese army planted no more than 30 Japanese cherry blossoms in Wuhan University. 1946 10 Wuda returned to Luojiashan. During the cherry blossom season in March of the following year, 28 cherry trees were found in bloom. Therefore, the original cherry trees of Wuda University were planted by the Japanese invaders in the 1930s, and later many cherry trees were planted in China-Japan friendship. Premier Zhou Enlai donated cherry trees to Wuda University in 1972, and in two years 1982 and 1992, the Japanese side donated 300 cherry saplings. Today, there are more than 1 1,000 cherry trees in the campus of Wuhan University.
Second, Wuhan University has a strong cultural atmosphere.
Wuhan University is a first-class famous school in China, with a strong cultural atmosphere, a long history and a long ancient charm of campus architecture. In this era of national photography, it is conceivable that the ancient buildings on campus are hidden in cherry blossoms, and there are sandy students who are in full bloom and full of scholar spirit, and a beautiful picture with rich cultural characteristics is presented immediately. Therefore, the profound cultural background of Wu Da University is also one of the reasons that drive people to enjoy cherry blossoms there.
Third, the publicity of the media has increased the popularity of cherry blossom viewing.
With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, people's pursuit of spiritual life is growing. In particular, people's enthusiasm for tourism hot spots with cultural flavor is undiminished. As a result, through the propaganda of modern media such as TV, newspapers and mobile phones, people who go to Wuhan University to see cherry blossoms are in an endless stream. Among modern people, some people have the desire to relive the campus plot, which is another reason why some people like to go to Wuhan University to see cherry blossoms.
In Wuhan, the cherry blossoms in Moshan, East Lake are also spectacular. The cherry blossoms here are large, which is very suitable for going out to enjoy cherry blossoms, hiking and playing in spring.
Cherry blossoms are the messengers of spring. It is a pleasant thing to immerse yourself in beautiful cherry blossoms and record beautiful moments. Due to the epidemic this year, I hope everyone will not go. When the flowers bloom next year, invite Wu Da to feast your eyes. Below are some photos I took in Wuda and Moshan Lake on October 20 16. I hope they can bring you a good mood.
When I went to Wuhan, I watched cherry blossoms in East Lake and Wuda University. But East Lake is not planned. The main purpose of going to Wuhan is to see the cherry blossoms of Wuhan University.
Let me share my thoughts at that time.
1. Going to Wuhan University to see cherry blossoms is a feeling.
Walking on campus to see cherry blossoms always feels romantic and meaningful. In addition, Wuhan University, as a key institution of 985,265,438+065,438+0, applied for the exam that year was a yearning. I can't help but think of this place and feel the romance and sacredness of Wuhan University. This is a feeling of realizing a dream.
2. The awareness of cherry blossoms in Moshan, East Lake is relatively low.
I feel that when it comes to cherry blossoms, the first thing that comes to mind is that Wu Da looks at cherry blossoms. I know little about cherry blossoms in Moshan, East Lake. Before going to Wuhan again, if you don't do the raiders, you are still very strange to the cherry blossoms in East Lake. It's probably a matter of publicity.
3. The cherry blossoms in specific scenes are more profound.
After seeing the cherry blossoms in Wuhan University and East Lake, I have a personal feeling that the cherry blossoms in East Lake are like enjoying cherry blossoms in the park at home. Wu Da's cherry blossoms match the architectural style of the Republic of China, which you can't feel when you enjoy cherry blossoms in nearby attractions.
In a word, personally, it is more of a feeling and a scene for Wu Da to see cherry blossoms. Simply enjoying cherry blossoms, in fact, you can go anywhere.
In this special March, I hope the epidemic will pass as soon as possible, and we can go to Wuhan to see cherry blossoms again.
A little personal experience, welcome to exchange comments.
The cherry blossoms in Wuhan University have a long history and a complex historical background. Most people are not very clear about the cherry blossoms of Wuda University, but only stay in the state of understanding under the Japanese arms. 1939, the Japanese army planted no more than 30 Japanese cherry blossoms in Wuda that year, mainly distributed on today's Sakura Avenue. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Wu Da 1946+00 returned to Luojiashan in June; 1March, 947, teachers and students of biology department of Wu Da University observed that there were 28 cherry trees in full bloom on campus, which were evenly distributed between the three archways of the old Zhai She and in front of four gates on both sides (there were 7 trees in front of each gate). So far, the cherry trees planted by the Japanese army have long died of old age. )
The cherry blossoms of Wuda University were originally donated by Premier Zhou Enlai on 1972. 1982, to commemorate the anniversary of Sino-Japanese friendship 10, Japan Friendship Association and Japan Xizhi Weaving Co., Ltd. presented Wuda 100 cherry seedlings. 1992 On the occasion of commemorating the 20th anniversary of Sino-Japanese friendship, Mr. Shoufu Shatian of China Hubei Friendship Association in Hiroshima, Japan presented 200 cherry saplings. Nowadays, cherry saplings all over the campus of Wuhan University come from here, except those cultivated by garden workers themselves. 20 1 1 year, there are more than 1000 cherry trees in the campus of Wuda University, including four botanical species (namely Japanese cherry blossoms), Japanese cherry blossoms, Japanese cherry blossoms, Japanese cherry blossoms with big leaves and red cherry blossoms with high pots (often mistakenly called Yunnan cherry blossoms) and more than ten cultivated varieties or varieties.
Wuda Cherry Blossom has a long history, with a wide variety of cherry blossoms, simple and elegant campus and numerous buildings. It not only has rich and profound cultural background, but also has a beautiful environment. The campus of Wuda University is backed by Luojia Mountain and adjacent to East Lake. In the season when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, watch the students full of vigor and vitality, work hard, and see the future of the motherland more prosperous and strong.
Stroll around the campus and realize your college dream!
There are many beautiful cherry blossoms in Moshan, East Lake, which is also a good place to play.
It's simple. Wu Daying does not need money. Just make an appointment online. The cherry blossoms in the East Lake Cherry Garden are really beautiful, and everyone has money in 60 yuan.
Hello, I have taught myself psychology for a long time. Let me answer this question. This is the Matthew effect in economics, that is, the better the better, the worse the worse, and the phenomenon that there are many people in hot spots means that there are many people in places with many people.
Another reason is that it makes sense to open a photo in a crowded place. The original intention of most people is not to see cherry blossoms, but to go to Wuhan University to gather the excitement of cherry blossoms, which is also called herd effect in psychology.
I went to Wuhan to see cherry blossoms. Actually, I went to Wuhan University and East Lake. Although the cherry blossoms in East Lake are bigger than those in Wuhan, most of them are tourists and lack some details. Since ancient times, cherry blossoms have been entrusted by literati. In East Lake, cherry blossoms are more just for tourists to watch.
Wuhan University itself has a deep foundation, and most of its majors are liberal arts. The cherry blossoms in Wudali are just like poetry and painting. Every plant has its own story, which is more artistic! Moreover, many people prefer a strong learning atmosphere and miss their youth, so they like to go to Wuhan University to see cherry blossoms.
This year's cherry blossoms arrived as scheduled. Let's make an appointment after the epidemic! Come on in Wuhan!
Thank the author for inviting me. The following answers are only personal opinions.
Cherry blossoms are relatively common in China, and they are cultivated and planted in many places. The cherry blossoms in the forest are very beautiful, especially in sakura rain.
But why do people go to Wuhan University to see cherry blossoms? I think two reasons are more important.
1. History, the first batch of cherry trees were planted by the Japanese invaders in the 1930s, and now they are the second and third generation cherry trees grafted and cultivated. After the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Japan in the 1970s, Wuda University planted a number of cherry trees, and later planted them to commemorate Sino-Japanese friendship.
2. Humanities. In recent years, people's enthusiasm for collecting wind travel is growing. Coupled with the promotion of network TV media, the background of Wuhan University, the campus flowers of Wuhan University and the flowers of Cherry Blossom Festival are closely related, which makes more people like to go to Wuhan University to see cherry blossoms.
Of course, cherry blossoms in other parts of Wuhan are also very beautiful. After the epidemic, you must go to the hero city of Wuhan. Whether it's Dujuan Sakura or Regan Noodles Duck Neck, come (? _)?