Autumn Inspiration at Lu Xun Park: "Life's Pause Button" The golden ginkgo leaves look like scattered fragments of gold on the ground, and the red maples resemble clusters of burning flames. Sunshine

🍂 Autumn Inspiration at Lu Xun Park: "Life's Pause Button" The golden ginkgo leaves look like scattered fragments of gold on the ground, and the red maples resemble clusters of burning flames. Sunshine filters through the branches, and even the air carries a warm, sweet fragrance. The most touching sight is not the scenery, but the grandparents helping each other take photos. A gray-haired auntie stands on tiptoe to adjust her partner’s scarf, while a bespectacled grandpa holds up his phone, repeatedly searching for the right angle, muttering, "Stand over by the red maples, it makes your complexion look better!" After taking the photos, they huddle together to look at them—this scene is truly heartwarming. Their movements are slow, yet full of a serious zest for life—they spend half an hour just taking photos, but they enjoy every moment. Suddenly, I realize I’ve been staying up late studying recently, even my weekends are filled with work. It feels like it’s been a long time since I’ve properly watched a sunset or smelled the osmanthus flowers. Just a few hours at Lu Xun Park remind me: life is not a race, but a scenery to be slowly appreciated. They have found a sense of ease in the passage of time, while I keep chasing and forget why I started...