Ye Family Garden | The Ginkgo Secret Realm in Late Autumn

Late autumn is the season when Ye Family Garden feels closest to a fairy tale. Stepping into the garden from the bustling city is like entering a secret realm forgotten by time. On the small hill, several towering ginkgo trees have shed their green attire and donned dazzling golden armor. The golden yellow is so pure and full, shining brilliantly under the clear autumn sky, becoming the undisputed star of the entire garden. When the wind rises, thousands of golden leaf blades fall softly, swirling in the air before quietly covering the winding gravel paths, ancient stone steps, and carpet-like grass. Beneath your feet is a soft "golden road," and looking up reveals mottled light and shadow, with sunlight filtering through the branches, casting warm and dancing spots of light. This flowing gold contrasts with the verdant pines and cypresses around and the reddish-browns of the distant maple forest, layer upon layer, forming a richly colored three-dimensional oil painting. Here, there is no noisy crowd, only the whisper of the breeze and falling leaves. Walking through it, the heart quiets, wishing time would slow down, so this golden autumn light filling the garden can be deeply imprinted in memory. This garden hidden deep in the city is interpreting the most serene and beautiful chapter of the seasonal cycle with its grandest annual golden ceremony.