NEW YUANMING PALACE.

NEW YUANMING PALACE. If you've been to the ruined summer palace in Beijing, you can see it as it originally was in Zhuhai! New Yuanming Palace is a reconstruction of the imperial summer palace (Yuanmingyuan) in Beijing, destroyed by Europeans in the 19th century. Seeing the incredibly beautiful pavilions, cascading fountains, and the palace itself before me, I didn't hesitate to rent a traditional hanfu outfit from the rental shop and set off to decorate this already picturesque park! This time, the outfit cost me 220 yuan, including a traditional hairstyle. My blonde hair initially puzzled the wig stylists, but then a senior wig stylist was called, and she quickly wove my hair into the black strands of a Chinese wig. Admission is free. The park itself is large, divided into several zones. We didn't have time to explore it all because it started raining. A seven-kilometer tourist route to the embankment and the Fisherwoman sculpture starts right from the park.