12. Current autumn colors in Century Park: Bald cypress trees have changed color

There is a bridge from the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum to Gate 1 of Century Park. There are maple trees and a small wooden bridge here. The maple leaves are in the best condition, and there are many people here, making it a great place to take photos. This year, wintersweet trees have bloomed early. The garden next to Manner is full of flower buds, and some have already bloomed. However, the weather is not cold yet, and the leaves have not fallen. It is unknown what will happen next. Wintersweet trees will replace the autumn colors, which should be great. The bald cypress trees in the park have changed color. The benches in the forest and the riverbank are great places to take photos, and there are various water animals playing. These are probably the last two ginkgo trees in the park to change color. They are located near the Riverside Garden and the vegetable garden. Those who want to see the ginkgo trees should seize the last opportunity. The dawn redwood trees around Bird Island have turned completely red and are shedding leaves. The plane trees on the avenue have also shed their leaves, and they are still in good condition. The ginkgo trees on the avenue between Gate 2 and Gate 3 are shedding their leaves. The flower beds between Gate 1 and Gate 2 have also been completely renovated and turned into small landscape gardens. I have a small story to tell. In the morning, I was waiting for the traffic light at the road entrance of Gate 1. A family of three foreigners asked me how to get to the fake market. Although it was the first time I heard this name, I immediately understood where they were asking about. I really wanted to say, "You got the right one," and point them to the Science and Technology Museum subway station. Haha! It turns out that this market is very popular among foreigners. It is full of foreigners, and the shop owners all speak fluent English. The shop names are all named after English names, such as Susan Shop and Michael Shop. I entered through Gate 1 and exited through Gate 2.