Red leaf season in Shanghai｜Minhang Red Garden, I say winter is better than spring

Finally, I came to see Minhang Red Garden, which was planted by netizens! Although the garden is not big, it has red leaves comparable to Fengxian's "Guhua Garden" and Jiading's "Qiuxia Garden". There were not many people on the weekend morning, so I took the photo for more than an hour and came back satisfied (I looked up, I couldn’t lift the huge Panasonic order). - [RedHeart][Uncle said this year’s leaves are not as good as last year’s leaves] I met an uncle who was taking pictures of red leaves, so we started chatting... However, my hearing in Shanghainese is really weak, and I could only understand part of it. My uncle said that he is 75 years old and comes here every year to take pictures of red leaves. He is getting too old and can no longer hold a camera. The two cameras at home are gathering dust, so he uses his mobile phone to take pictures and post them on Moments. - The red leaves this year are not as good as in previous years, and some have withered before they turn red. The good thing is that the maple trees in Hongyuan are relatively scattered, so everyone doesn’t have to crowd together to take pictures. The maple leaves near two pavilions and an arch bridge are brilliantly red, and the sunlight shining on them is particularly enchanting. There are also several deciduous cypress trees, and now is a good time to see them. - [RedHeart]【Transportation】 Subway: Get off at Jiangchuan Road on Line 5 and walk for more than 10 minutes. Driving: Navigate to the parking lot of Shanghai Shangying Building Surrounding areas: Hanxiang Water Expo｜Jin’s Ancestral Hall Site｜Guteng Garden｜Daling Bay Library｜Huayi Wanchuang·Xinsuo｜Maqiao Ancient Cultural Site