Northern scenery, southern hues: Tropical flowers brighten Beihai Park

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A pot of pitcher plants is seen at Beihai Park in Beijing, adding vibrant spring hues to the former imperial garden. /CGTN

A pot of pink lanterns is seen at Beihai Park in Beijing, adding vibrant spring hues to the former imperial garden. /CGTN

Golden eggplants are piled on a gold-silver pot to form a bonsai, standing for wealth and prosperity in Chinese tradition. /CGTN

A pot of amaryllis is seen at Beihai Park in Beijing, adding vibrant spring hues to the former imperial garden. /CGTN

Amaryllis, pink lanterns, golden eggplants, and pitcher plants are just some of the botanical oddities adorning Beihai Park in Beijing. These flowers add vibrant spring hues to the former imperial garden. Introduced from southern China's Lingnan region, these flowers offer visitors the chance to appreciate tropical plants from southern China as they wander through typical northern Chinese gardens.

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