Autumn beauty in Guhua Garden

Guhua Garden is located in Nanqiao City, Fengxian District, Shanghai. It is a garden designed by architect Chen Congzhou, who gathered the essence of Jiangnan gardens. Guhua Garden has a unique concept, with pavilions, towers, and buildings densely distributed among small bridges and flowing water, and flowers, grass, and trees interspersed, forming a garden with the architectural style of the Qingming Dynasty, giving people a sense of simplicity, elegance, and tranquility. Guhua Garden, together with Guyi Garden in Jiading, Guzhong Garden in Nanhui, and Gusong Garden in Jinshan, is known as the 'Four Ancient Gardens in the Suburbs of Shanghai'. In the West Lake of Guhua Garden, when the autumn is in full swing, there is a row of colorful trees on the opposite side of the lake, which is a colorful background wall composed of pine trees, camphor trees, weeping willows, ginkgo trees, red maples, maple trees, and Hibiscus mutabilis. The breeze is coming slowly, and the water is calm. On the south bank of the West Lake, there is a stone slab bridge extending into the water, with Shui Xiang Pavilion, Shui Lu Pavilion, and Shui Ming Pavilion built on the bridge. These three pavilions are arranged in a product shape, so they are also called 'Product Pavilion', which is a highlight of Guhua Garden. Red maple, curved bridge three pavilions, colorful trees, play a picture of rich autumn colors, pleasing to our eyes.