Today’s story
A “picture sharing war” triggered by a trip to Wuhan
A nine-square grid with only one picture missing. Picture source: @senjiandashu
Left: A photo of the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan posted by Anhui netizen @PICK~Kada~ In a photo of Jianghan Road in Wuhan posted by a Hunan netizen @yammy Miner Xiu Xue Right: Posted by a Gansu netizen @火potpot Photos of Jianghan Pass in Wuhan
Last week, I embarked on a journey from Hangzhou to Wuhan. Although it was only three days, I had done enough homework and had a full schedule every day, from the morning light on the Hankou River Beach to the sunset on the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, from the ancient charm of the Yellow Crane Tower to the modern feel of the Optics Valley Skytrain. Wuhan’s unique scenery is fascinating. I also specially captured the picture of the Yellow Crane Tower and the Harmony in the same frame as a unique souvenir of this trip.
Of course, Wuhan’s food is something I can’t forget, especially the fragrant bowl of Wuhan beef noodles and the delicious Chozi lotus root soup. These unique flavors have become exclusive memories of this trip. After playing
, I had a sudden idea and launched a nine-square grid "Wuhan Challenge" on the Internet. I carefully selected 8 photos I took in Wuhan, but deliberately left a space blank, and sent out an invitation: "Who can lend me a photo?" A picture of Wuhan, a nine-square grid?"
Unexpectedly, this small move actually triggered a "picture sharing war." A friend from Gansu immediately posted the bell tower of Jianghanguan. In the afterglow of the setting sun, the ancient building seemed to tell the vicissitudes of Wuhan. Not to be outdone, friends from Zhejiang sent me a spectacular photo of the Youtiaozhou Yangtze River Bridge. The red "dragon" spans the Yangtze River, which coincides with the Year of the Dragon. And friends from Anhui even lent me the beautiful view of climbing the Yellow Crane Tower...
Friends responded one after another and posted photos of their travels in Wuhan. At the same time, it attracted a wave of netizens who had never been to Wuhan. Netizens from Shaanxi commented "Hello" under the post: I am envious, I will go this year!
Thank you all for making this trip to Wuhan more exciting and unforgettable. My mobile phone was bombarded with photos of the beautiful scenery of Wuhan posted by friends from all over the world. Seeing these pictures makes me want to go there again. A netizen from Jiangsu told me that Wuhan is about to enter the cherry blossom season. Last year, she was planted on the Cherry Blossom Avenue of Wuhan University. Going to Wuhan to enjoy cherry blossoms has been included in my spring bucket list. Arrange immediately, immediately!
——Great Wuhan client netizen @senjiandashu
Today’s beautiful picture
March is a good time for reading, full of vitality and recovery of all things. In Wuhan’s “Visual Bookstore”, the fragrance of books and flowers are intertwined, and people are immersed in the ocean of knowledge.
——Great Wuhan Client Netizen @Warm
Today’s Beautiful Articles
Gentleness on Fingertips
In the park, a couple was whispering. Although their words were carried away by the wind, their expressions showed happiness. I captured this warm moment with my camera. There were bright yellow dragon lanterns on the lake in the background, which added a touch of warmth to the protagonists.
——Great Wuhan client netizen @梦飞
today’s hot comment
commented "16℃! The weather is fine over the weekend, suitable for traveling》
Hahaha, I can take off my heavy coat and wear my beautiful spring clothes soon! I heard that there are many flowers and colorful flowers in this season. This weekend, I decided to take my whole family there to enjoy the spectacular scenery of tens of thousands of plum trees and hundreds of millions of plum blossoms.
——Great Wuhan client netizen @金凯凯
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Produced by Changjiang Daily Wuhan Client Text: Wang Jinting Wang Anni
[Editor: Yao Hao]
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