Metasequoia at the Botanical Garden

In early winter, the metasequoia forest by the cherry blossom lake is like a natural painting. Bathed in sunlight, the trees are as red as fire, passionate and profound. The metasequoia here are unique, rooted in water, tall and resilient, creating a spectacular scene of "trees in water, trees living by water." From a distance, the neatly arranged metasequoia trees cast ink-like reflections on the water. As the breeze blows, ripples spread across the lake, and the reflections of the metasequoia sway gracefully, adding a touch of liveliness. A wooden walkway winds along the lake, weaving through the metasequoia forest. The tall metasequoia trees reach for the sky, with lush branches and vibrant colors. Sunlight filters through the canopy, forming golden beams that illuminate the paths in the forest. Standing here, looking up at the sky, it feels as if you can touch the azure blue. Walking among the trees is like embarking on a conversation with ancient times.