Red leaves in Lu Xun Park

Just returned from Kyoto. To be honest, the withdrawal from red leaves is harder than cherry blossoms, so I asked my friends to go to Lu Xun Park to see the maple leaves. 🚶🏻‍♀️City walk route: 🚇Take Metro Line 3/8 to Hongkou Football Stadium Station, Exit 6 → Go through the children's playground to the south gate of Lu Xun Park → The maple leaves are concentrated along the road from the south gate to Yingzhu Pavilion (you can also walk from the south gate to the north gate along the main road and then circle back) 🍁The leaves of the big tree opposite the bridge that is popular online have fallen, so there is no need to come here just for that. There are still many red leaves near Yuehong Bridge behind the Lu Xun Memorial Pavilion, which are expected to last for another week. 🍁We arrived at around 3 pm on the weekend. The sunlight shone on the maple leaves, turning them orange-red and translucent. Although not as stunning as Kyoto, they are still photogenic. As for taking photos of people, emmm... not so much. There are people under the beautiful trees, so I found a lonely red tree in the corner (it seemed to be withering) and took a lonely photo with it. 📷Taken on: December 14, 3 pm 📍Location: Lu Xun Park