How many tourists go to the Summer Palace to shoot golden light piercing?

20 17 12 8, Beijing Summer Palace, the weather is fine, many tourists come to occupy the place early in the morning in order to shoot the golden puncture, and the crowd can be described as three floors inside and three floors outside. It's even packed Until sunset, the tourists showed no sign of giving up.

The winter solstice is approaching, and the beautiful scenery of the 17-hole bridge in the Summer Palace "golden light piercing the hole" attracts a large number of photographers and tourists (see the picture below). At 2 o'clock in the afternoon on the 8th, hundreds of people waited at the best shooting spot, and some people found another way to climb to Wanshou Mountain opposite Kunming Lake for remote shooting. The nearby security guard said that in order to grab the best shooting spot, someone came to occupy the position at 9 am. In order to ensure safety, the garden surrounded a cordon nearby and added security personnel to be on duty.

Every winter around, the sunset crosses the 17-hole bridge of the Summer Palace, illuminating all 17 bridge opening, presenting a magnificent landscape, commonly known as "golden light piercing holes". At this time of the year, there are always many people watching and filming.

At two o'clock on the afternoon of the 8 th, the Beijing Morning Post reporter came to the Summer Palace. 17 the best shooting point of the "golden light through the hole" of the bridge has set up hundreds of cameras on the east side of Nanhu Island, occupying almost all the positions along the lake. Many tourists who pass by here stop curiously. The reporter saw some photographers holding thermos cups, some holding Mazar-e-Mazar, and asked a few questions, almost all of them came to occupy the shooting position around 1 p.m.

The nearby security guard told reporters that in order to grab the best shooting position, some people took the tripod at 9: 00 in the morning and waited until 4: 00 in the afternoon to take pictures. "I came late today and didn't take a good position." A photographer standing in the distance said that he had to stand far away when he was late, and it was a pity that he couldn't shoot all 17 holes. "The weather has been good recently. I will come early tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, and I am very happy."

At about 3: 30 pm on the 8th, the sun set in the western hills, and the golden afterglow passed through, illuminating all bridge opening. The scene also ushered in a small climax, and hundreds of photographers crowded the path, and the sound of pressing the shutter came one after another. Those who come late can only come with equipment in a bad position, some with two-meter-high outdoor tripods, and some directly set up ladders to take pictures. "A few days a year, a few minutes a day, can't take good photos." One of them said with a smile.