The Colors of Yichun (5): The Colors of Wuhua Mountain

You've probably heard of Yichun, a small city in the northeast of China, located in the Lesser Khingan Mountains. When you arrive in Yichun, you'll find a city with few high-rise buildings, even the government office buildings are low-rise European-style buildings. The city is covered with autumn colors and flowers, clean and tidy, with few pedestrians, and a very exotic atmosphere. It's a bit like a small town in Europe. The best time to visit Yichun is in summer and autumn. Early October is the best time to enjoy the autumn colors, and you can see the legendary Wuhua Mountain everywhere. The so-called Wuhua Mountain does not refer to a specific mountain in Yichun, but rather to the fact that in autumn, the parks, roadsides, and mountains in Yichun become colorful, with red, yellow, and green colors interwoven, like a spilled palette. Yichun in summer is definitely one of the most underrated summer resorts in China, and in the lush forest, you may even need to wear a light jacket at night. If you go to a park, you'll find large and small ponds, with clear and calm water, and the forest under the blue sky and white clouds presents a different kind of beauty from the mountains and forests of the Tangwang River in the rain. The water becomes the best mirror for the colorful forest on the shore. Once you've been to Yichun, you won't want to see any other mountains. Yichun is the birthplace of the Wuhua Mountain landscape, and every autumn, it attracts a large number of tourists who come to enjoy the colorful forest and immerse themselves in the endless charm of the Lesser Khingan Mountains. Yichun Wuying National Forest Park