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While northern China is gradually being covered in fluffy white snow, in some southern provinces, winter seems to have yet to fully conquer the region. Visiting China at this time, tourists will experience the cold white of winter, the red of maple leaves, the yellow of ginkgo leaves, or the deep blue of the early winter sky.
The Great Wall of China in the northern provinces is gradually being covered with a thin layer of white snow.
The scenery in early winter each year at Than Nong Gia Nature Reserve seems to put on a new coat. Clouds drift lazily over the mountain ranges, blending with the golden leaves to create a magnificent natural landscape.
The Shennongjia Nature Reserve is breathtakingly beautiful, with clouds drifting lazily by. The vibrant green of the leaves is gradually replaced by the deep blue of the sky, interspersed with a few remaining red leaves of autumn.
Shicheng Village in Jiangxi Province attracts thousands of tourists every year who come to admire its stunning early winter scenery.
The image shows farmers walking along a trail in Su Thanh village amidst the gloomy early winter scenery.
The striking yellow color of the reed forests around Lake Baiyang, Hubei Province, during the winter season.
While other parts of China are shrouded in the somber hues of winter, the Wuliang Mountains of Yunnan Province are bursting with the colors of peach blossoms.
The vibrant peach blossoms in the garden somewhat dispel the chilly atmosphere of winter.
The ancient village of Zhinan, over 2000 years old, in Zhejiang province, is adorned with the red hues of maple forests and the golden yellow of ginkgo trees in the early days of winter.
A stunning early winter scene of the ancient village.
Heading south, where the first cold winds of winter haven't yet arrived, the golden sunshine and blue sea of Sun Moon Bay will be a wonderful choice for a warm year-end getaway.
Phuong Ngoc
- Source: China Daily and Inside Retail Asia
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