The Snow Willow at the China National Tea Museum

The snow willows at the China National Tea Museum are in full bloom! It's the perfect time to visit. Stroll along the museum's paths, and you'll hear the gentle murmur of flowing water. Take a closer look, and wow! Both sides of the stream are covered in snow willows. The snow willow's branches are long and slender, softly drooping, and covered in tiny flowers. These flowers are pure white, with five petals surrounding pale yellow stamens, small and charming. From a distance, they look like a layer of fresh snow, misty and beautiful. When the wind blows, the branches sway, and the little flowers rustle, creating a delightful harmony with the sound of the stream. China National Tea Museum Go to the Shuangfeng branch, don't go to the wrong place, as there are two tea museums. The stream is so clear you can see the bottom, and the reflection of the snow willows shimmers on the surface, creating a moving painting. The snow willows thrive by the stream, nourished by its waters. The combination is stunning! Every photo is a masterpiece. I could spend the whole day here. Everyone, come quickly!