Blossoms in villages and cities have enlivened and adorned spring in China, as temperatures gradually pick up.

In a scenic spot in Nanyang City, central China's Henan Province, mountains have been blanketed with hundreds of hectares of plum blossoms in red, pink and white, presenting stunning views along the winding trails under the sunshine.
 

Yuetan Park in Beijing boasts the beauty of wintersweet flowers, drawing throngs of visitors.

A 4,000-hectare garden of blooming peach trees has exquisitely decorated the rolling hills near a village in Lianping County in south China's Guangdong Province, attracting people from near and afar to take pictures and appreciate the sea of flowers.

A plum blossom garden in Jingzhou City of central China's Hubei Province has grown more than 20,000 plum trees in 165 varieties, with 760 trees over 50 years old included, offering an ideal rural atmosphere for holiday makers.

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