✨**Oasis on the central axis of Beijing | Zhongshan Park's Guide to Four Seasons Roaming**✨ 📍**The intersection of history and culture**Zhongshan Park, formerly the royal altar of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, was opened as the first public garden in Beijing in 1914. Entering this 10,000 square meters oasis, it seems that through time and space, the five-color soil symbolizes "the king's land under the world", and the ancient cypress has witnessed the changes of a hundred years, and every scene is hidden in the whispers of history. 📸 **Must-check in attractions recommended** ✅ **She's five-color soil in the altar**: The "Jiangshan Yonggu" map made up of red, green, white, black and yellow soil is the most solemn symbol of Chinese civilization. Surrounded by ginkgo in autumn, the red wall gold leaves are super mirrored! ✅ **Lanting Bazhuting**: Blue glazed tiles and white magnolia are intertwined, but the niche is amazing, and the shooting is a court wind blockbuster. ✅ **Come to the rainy day**: The Awakening Age is the scene, order a bowl of winter vegetables buns, and feel the fireworks under Lu Xun. ✅ **Metasequoia forest**: The red metasequoia reflect the lake in winter, as if burning flame, romantic to suffocation! 🌿 **The green lungs of the city are beautiful in all seasons** Spring: Tulip Sea in Tanghuawu, purple Wisteria Luo Waterfall; Summer: The mall of the green shaded day, the coolness in the cicadas; Autumn: Ginkgo Avenue is golden and picturesque, and the red walls are falling leaves; winter: the cypress is green, the megacruises are red, and the quiet is like ink painting. 💡 **Practical tips** ⏰ Best time**: avoid the flow of people in the morning, and the light and shadow in the evening are softer and more filmed; 👗 **Wearing suggestions**: Hanfu/New Chinese costumes + light color, complementing the ancient buildings; 📸 **Seat recommendation**: She's Tan Arch, Shuiyu Reflection, Lanting Magnolia Tree; 🚇 Transportation**: 3 minutes walk from Exit B of Tiananmen West Station of Metro Line 1, seamlessly connecting the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. Zhongshan Park is not only a living fossil of history, but also a healing place for modern people to escape the hustle and bustle. Here, touch the temperature of time and feel the heartbeat of Beijing's central axis.