Beijing Walk | Autumn in Beijing starts from Wusi Street.

| Autumn in Beijing starts from Wusi Street. 💫 The autumn scenery of Wusi Street is in full swing. Most of the leaves of the ash trees have turned yellow. The overcast weather on weekends adds a touch of melancholy beauty. This week is the best time to enjoy the scenery. 🌊 Some of the leaves on the top of the trees have fallen off, and the viewing period can last for about a week. There are also the Lao She Memorial Hall, the former site of Peking University Second Hospital, and the former site of Sino-French University nearby, which can be visited together for a city walk. 📍 Address: Wusi Street, Dongcheng District ✅ Check-in points: 1⃣ Peking University Red Building The overall building is made of red bricks and tiles, which contrasts with the yellow leaves of the ash trees, creating a strong visual impact. 2⃣ Ash trees The ash trees on both sides of the street complement the characteristic buildings. You can take a photo of the ash trees with the buildings in the background, or take a photo of the scenery. 3⃣ Specialty shops The surrounding buildings have a unique style. The glass windows on the second floor can form a frame view, and the light and shadow of the glass can be used to capture the colors of autumn, giving a sense of historical depth. 4⃣ Roof eaves Walking west along the south side of Wusi Street, you can see a row of gray walls at the T-junction. You can use the eaves as the foreground to shoot the background. 5⃣ Shared bicycles Various colors of shared bicycles echo the yellow leaves of the ash trees. 6⃣ Courtyard gate Walking west along the south side of Wusi Street, you will see the courtyard gate on the north side of Wusi Street, with a golden ash tree at the door, which is very photogenic. 7⃣ Buses, pedestrians, bus stops Capture buses, pedestrians, etc. as the foreground or background, and the atmosphere of the world is full.