Shanghai's "No. 1 Garden for Autumn Viewing" is trending.

The name Qiuxia Garden comes from the line "Falling sunset and lone birds fly together, autumn waters and the long sky are the same color" in Wang Bo's Preface to the Prince Teng Pavilion, expressing the original owner's wish to "never give up on their ambitions." The garden is a classical garden with a unique style, located south of Jiading's East Street and north of Qiliang Road. It is divided into four scenic areas: Peach Blossom Pool (formerly Gong's Garden), Ningxia Pavilion (formerly Shen's Garden), Qingjing Pond (formerly Jin's Garden), and the City God Temple. The layout is exquisite, and the environment is elegant. The layout is exquisite, the environment is elegant, and the garden is small and delicate. There are pavilions, winding paths, and lush bamboo forests. There are also low railings, plank bridges, water and trees reflecting each other, and strange caves in the rockery. It is a garden within a garden, a forest within a forest, and a scene outside a scene, with a view at every step.