Harbin Wetland Park

People from Zhejiang living in Harbin (Wetland Park, Grand Theatre) I'm in Harbin, continuing to search for the autumn scenery. The weather has been clear lately, and the temperature is comfortable. I'm taking advantage of this season to record all the beauty I've discovered in Harbin. Today's main destination was supposed to be the Harbin Grand Theatre, but I didn't end up spending much time there. Instead, it was the Cultural Center Wetland Park next to the theatre that provided me with enjoyment. The Grand Theatre is quite far from where I live; it requires taking two subway lines and a taxi. Once I got off, I saw the Songhua River, with many people fishing along the riverbank. Some trees have turned yellow, and since it was noon, the photos I took were quite bright. Walking over to the Harbin Grand Theatre, the building has an indescribable beauty on-site, but unfortunately, I couldn't visit the interior. It was open for free during the National Day holidays a few days ago. The area around the theatre is very open, and the sun was so bright I could hardly keep my eyes open. Plus, with construction fencing around the neighboring buildings, we decided to change locations and go play in the wetland park. The wetland park is planted with many birch trees, whose golden yellow leaves are beautifully radiant in the sunlight. In the wetlands, there are many unnamed birds swimming and catching fish, with reeds swaying gently. The distant woods are a mix of yellow and green, and their reflections are clearly rippling in the water, creating a natural beauty that is simply different. Walking along the footpath of the wetland park, there are especially many people fishing by the river, with their little buckets and stools. Can you camp and have a picnic in the woods? Harbin scenic area