A small garden with full saturation - Qiuxia Garden

Among the classical gardens in Shanghai, Zui Bai Chi is the best place to enjoy peonies in spring, and Guyi Garden is the best place to enjoy lotus flowers in summer. When the west wind rises, Qiuxia Garden becomes the top choice. Unfortunately, autumn in Shanghai is getting shorter and shorter, with only about a month between the light snow and heavy snow. Fortunately, the maple trees are as frost-resistant as the people of Jiangnan, making it possible to discuss what color down jacket is best to wear when taking photos with red maple leaves... The autumn water is the same color as the sky, and the setting sun and the lone wild goose fly together. To better appreciate the autumn scenery, there are no barriers, so there are naughty children playing in the water, and there are also many aunts who fall into the water because they are too involved. Needless to say, it is people mountain, people sea on weekends, and even on weekdays. The usual process is: the aunts occupy the camera position first and pose in N different poses. After the aunts finish taking photos, the uncles take photos, and after the uncles finish taking photos, they help the aunts take photos, and then another group of people comes. I also heard an uncle ask to "help take a more beautiful photo", it seems that the people of Shanghai are not divided by gender or age in their pursuit of beauty. Back to the garden itself, the architecture is exquisite, and the pond is quiet, but because it is made up of several gardens, it is a bit messy in terms of overall coordination. Just like Yuyuan Garden in the city, the Nine Bend Bridge is separated from the garden, making the Sansui Hall at the entrance look very abrupt. However, after more than 500 years, it is not easy for the mountains and water systems to be basically preserved. Away from the crowd, sitting in the Qingxuan Pavilion (I guess this was originally the gatehouse of the house), watching the sunset through the red leaves into the pond, I can't help but feel a little nostalgic. P.S. Thanks to the security guard for the guidance, he said that there are many people at the south gate on Dongda Street (the entrance is the Jiading City God Temple), and suggested entering from the west gate (in the alley next to the Jiading Museum), so you don't have to wait in line.