Lion Grove Garden

In late December, the red maple leaves in Lion Grove Garden have withered, and most of the leaves of the 400-year-old ginkgo tree have fallen, with only a few still shining in the sunlight. The wintersweet has already formed flower buds, and the fragrance is floating in the air. In the past, when I came to Lion Grove Garden, my attention was often focused on the rockery. I would climb up and down, drill holes, and look for lions, having a great time, but I ignored the elegance of other parts of the garden. Today, I walked through the halls and courtyards and experienced some new pleasures. The flower arrangements and stone ornaments in the hall are extremely delicate and beautiful. The glass windows, with the sunlight shining through them in the afternoon, create a romantic and nostalgic atmosphere. I unexpectedly saw three kittens walking in a row on the wall, but by the time I took out my phone to take a picture, they had already changed formation.