Beijing's autumn is simply an earthly ideal

Beijing's autumn is truly a surprising season, although short, it is incredibly beautiful. And each hutong in autumn has its own beauty. Beiluoguxiang At the entrance of the hutong, there is a courtyard with ash trees. The sunlight filters through the golden leaves, showcasing the hustle and bustle of the hutong. Dongsi The hutong I photographed last year, the golden ash trees on the roadside turn yellow earlier than the ginkgo trees, and you can still see the hustle and bustle of the hutong. Xixinglong Street An artistic hutong, having a cup of coffee on the rooftop is really super chill. Beihai Park In the autumn evening, Beihai Park is dyed with layers of colors, complementing the White Pagoda. Jingshan Park From the Wanchun Pavilion, you can overlook the ancient buildings of the Forbidden City. The red tiles and golden roofs are particularly charming under the cover of autumn leaves. Ritan Park As soon as you enter the south gate of the park, you will see tall ginkgo trees. Sitting on the bench under the maple trees, feeling the falling maple leaves, is so romantic. CBD The modern skyscrapers rising from the ground blend with the natural plants on the roadside. Sanlitun Walking on the ginkgo street in the embassy area of Dongwu Street, slowly strolling and admiring the ginkgo trees on the roadside, feeling the softness under your feet and the tranquility of the neighborhood. National Centre for the Performing Arts On a cool autumn evening, the sunset reflects a gradient of pink and yellow, half in the sky and half in the water. Zhongshan Park The autumn scenery here is diverse and rich, with ginkgo trees on the large lawn, ginkgo paths, and huge dawn redwoods and maples. Beijing, China