The Encounter of Rime and Sunrise in Late Autumn on Mount Tai

In late autumn, Mount Tai offers visitors a double romance of rime and sunrise. When the morning sun breaks through the clouds, golden light pours over the mountain peak, instantly illuminating the rime covering the hills. The ice crystals on the branches sparkle like tiny diamonds, refracting a glaze-like brilliance. The red berries of the rowan trees are wrapped in translucent rime, weaving a stunning picture of red and white. Visitors who originally came to admire the red leaves unexpectedly encounter this beautiful scene of ice flowers covering the trees. Some pause in front of the ancient red walls, watching the rime become even more crystalline against the red backdrop; others climb the stone steps, letting the mountain breeze brush their faces, feeling the intimate embrace of ice and light in the not-yet-cold late autumn. The distant mountains still hold the vibrant colors of autumn, while the nearby branches have donned winter’s splendid attire. This cross-seasonal beauty is an unexpected gift from Mount Tai to every visitor in late autumn. No need to wait deliberately—on Mount Tai in late autumn, the encounter of rime and sunrise is an exquisitely romantic feast that captivates every participant. Come to Mount Tai and experience this unexpected delight!