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Plum blossoms adorn Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing

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A woman in traditional Chinese attire poses for a photo under a plum tree at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN
A woman in traditional Chinese attire poses for a photo under a plum tree at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

A woman in traditional Chinese attire poses for a photo under a plum tree at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

Blooming plum blossoms are seen at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN
Blooming plum blossoms are seen at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

Blooming plum blossoms are seen at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

Blooming plum blossoms are seen at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN
Blooming plum blossoms are seen at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

Blooming plum blossoms are seen at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

People play traditional Chinese instruments at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN
People play traditional Chinese instruments at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

People play traditional Chinese instruments at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

People enjoy plum blossoms at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN
People enjoy plum blossoms at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

People enjoy plum blossoms at the Ming City Wall Ruins Park in Beijing on March 31, 2024. /CGTN

The Ming City Wall Ruins Park is one of the best destinations to enjoy plum blossoms in Beijing. The park, which has the longest and best-preserved section of the city's Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) city wall, boasts more than 1,000 plum trees from more than 50 species along the wall ruins. 

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