Chinese roses adorn guardrails along streets in Yiwu. [Photo/zgyww.cn]

As temperatures rise, Chinese roses in Yiwu, East China's Zhejiang province, are in full bloom, offering spectacular views.

Chinese roses, which bloom for more than 200 days a year, are easy to overlook, as many green belts, urban viaducts, and roads in the city center are decorated with them.

According to the local landscape department, they have planted vine roses on guardrails in green belts along Huangyuan Road, Nanshan Road, Chengbei Road, and Binwang Road. The roses, which feature a variety of colors, are planted along five kilometers of the city's roads.

A cluster of blooming Chinese roses is seen in Yiwu. [Photo/zgyww.cn]

In addition, over two kilometers of standard Chinese roses are planted on greenbelts and open spaces along Xicheng Road and Qijiguang Road. Standard Chinese roses have a long flowering period and one can produce more than 10 flowers at once. They can be seen at Xiuhu Park, Traffic Island of Chengbei Road and Xuefeng Road, Shangcheng Avenue, Airport Road, and Danxi Road.