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China: Tourists flock to Beijing gardens to capture vibrant autumn scenery

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Residents and tourists in Beijing are flocking to parks to admire the palette-like autumn scenery as leaves have lost their green color with the drop in temperatures. Autumn is widely considered the most beautiful season in the Chinese capital. The pleasant weather makes it an ideal time for outdoor activities such as hiking through gardens, where the golden and flaming foliage of ginkgo, ash, maple, and sumac trees against a backdrop of bright sunshine create an enchanting autumn color view. "It feels amazing to be here in person. We all rushed to take pictures. The scenery is truly breathtaking," said Li Haiqing, a visitor. "I deliberately picked a perfect red leaf on the ground. It can be used as a bookmark or placed under a table or mirror to be an excellent decoration," said Hu Sihua, another visitor. While capturing the seasonal splendor through lens, visitors also collect various fallen leaves and fruits to create unique tabletop gardens or paintings, trying to preserve the beauty and memory of this autumn. "Residents are encouraged to carry out activities like 'picking up the autumn.' They can take these natural elements home to decorate their lives, so that the nature can be better preserved," said Li Liang, deputy dean of the School of National Park at Beijing Forestry University. SHOTLIST: Beijing, China - Recent 1. Various of trees, leaves; visitors taking photos, playing; 2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Li Haiqing, visitor (starting with shot 1/ending with shot 3): "It feels amazing to be here in person. We all rushed to take pictures. The scenery is truly breathtaking."; 3. Various of leaves; 4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Hu Sihua, visitor (starting with shot 3/ending with shot 5): "I deliberately picked a perfect red leaf on the ground. It can be used as a bookmark or placed under a table or mirror to be an excellent decoration."; 5. Various of leaves; 6. Various of visitors taking photos, picking leaves; 7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Li Liang, deputy dean, School of National Park, Beijing Forestry University: "Residents are encouraged to carry out activities like 'picking up the autumn.' They can take these natural elements home to decorate their lives, so that the nature can be better preserved."; 8. Various of visitors picking leaves. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]

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