Wuzhou lotus blossoms lure in visitors
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The lotus flowers grown in Wuzhou parks, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, are now blooming in full force, creating beautiful scenes that have attracted many local residents and tourists to come and appreciate their beauty.
A Wuzhou park is covered with lush green lotus leaves. [Photo by He Huawen/China News Service]
Visitors wearing qipao take pictures by the lotus blossoms. [Photo by He Huawen/China News Service]
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