Autumn in the Humble Administrator's Garden is when the maple leaves turn red through the window panes, and even the wind carries poetry

Encountered the richest autumn in the Humble Administrator's Garden—the red maples dye the eaves of the "With Whom to Sit Together Pavilion" brightly. When the wind blows, golden ginkgo leaves drift onto the water, overlapping with the reflections of the pavilions, like a moving ancient painting. Squatting beside the Liuting Pavilion taking photos for a while, although the lotus leaves have withered, they make the maples on the shore appear even more vibrant. Even the breeze touching my fingertips carries the warm fragrance of plants. Only when leaving did I realize that in autumn, even the shadows in the Humble Administrator's Garden are so poetic.