Jing'an Sculpture Park's Autumn Colors in Full Bloom

At the bustling intersection of Beijing West Road and the North-South Elevated Road in Shanghai, lies Jing'an Sculpture Park, an urban oasis. It perfectly blends sculpture art, natural ecology, and urban culture, serving as a "24-hour open park museum." As autumn transitions into winter, the plants and sculptures in the park are showcasing a splendid spectacle. The red maple trees in the tree plaza by the running fountain gradually change from green to gold to red, creating a fascinating contrast with the modern sculpture lines, where colors and shapes collide to form a striking scene. Near Gate 1 on Shimen Second Road, the ginkgo trees are the first to don their "golden armor," with sunlight casting dappled shadows, making it a popular spot for photos. At the entrance of the Natural History Museum, the Chinese tallow trees display one fully red and another multicolored, blending red, yellow, and orange on a single leaf, as vibrant as an oil painting. The two rows of beech trees near Chengdu North Road turn reddish-brown, concluding the autumn canvas with a solemn and tranquil touch. Here, visitors can experience the fusion of art and nature, enjoy the warm afternoon sun, and find a relaxing and pleasant experience. Come to Jing'an Sculpture Park and encounter this breathtaking autumn scenery!