As one of the "Four Gentlemen," plum blossoms that bloom in the cold winter symbolize resilience and elegance. Over twenty plum trees of various colors, including red, white, and apricot plums, are planted by the water here. Strolling among them, you can admire their beauty up close, breathe in their delicate fragrance, and immerse yourself in the poetic charm of "sparse shadows slanting over clear shallow water, faint fragrance drifting under the dusk moon," creating an intoxicating experience.  

Plum blossoms typically begin to bloom after the Spring Festival, reaching full bloom within 10-15 days and lasting about a month until wither. If the winter is particularly cold, the blossoms tend to be even more abundant. At the same time, the willows by the stream sprout fresh green buds, painting the scene with vibrant new colors. By April or May, the willow catkins fill the air like falling snow, creating a romantic spectacle. The willow branches lean over the water, gently brushing the surface in the breeze, like a maiden gazing at her reflection. Viewing the water or the opposite bank through the willows offers different and enchanting perspectives.