I want to send you the eyes that have seen the cherry blossoms

Yesterday at Anyangcheon, the cherry blossoms had started to fall, marking the peak of spring in Seoul🌸. The 10-kilometer cherry blossom path is romantic and grand at every turn, also signaling that it will soon come to an end. At Yangpyeong Station on Subway Line 5, exit 1, there are shared bicycles🚲, and you'll see the cherry blossom bridge right in front of you. The day before yesterday, I went to Seokchon Lake, which was very beautiful. You can take photos with the cherry blossom castle🏰, very dreamy. There were more people, but everyone was orderly. Coming out of Jamsil Station exits 2-3, you're greeted with cherry blossoms, ⚠️ and be mindful of the direction when transferring at Singil Station. I stayed in Seoul for three days and two nights, and today I'm heading to Busan, but I'm still reminiscing about the cherry blossoms of the past few days. I'm also touched by the people here. After swiping my card in the subway🚇, the gate closed, and a kind lady led me through the gate for the disabled because my luggage was too heavy to carry up the stairs. An elderly gentleman helped me by holding it from behind. Also, when taking photos with the cherry blossoms, 📸 enthusiastic young ladies and aunties went to great lengths to take pictures. I was worried that people in big cities would be indifferent, but Seoul really warms the heart.