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The turning red of bald cypress trees is more beautiful than a fairyland — a tourist destination transformed into a postcard scene

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — As the first wave of continental cold air ushers in the cold winter season, the stunning bald cypress trees have also begun to turn red. Wandering through the mountain forests feels like stepping into a movie scene. The area around Qingjing Farm is dotted with European-style castle homestays...

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The change of seasons brought by the first wave of continental cold air has plunged the region into the chill of winter, and the beautiful bald cypress trees have started to take on a reddish hue. Walking through the mountain forests feels as if you’ve stepped into a cinematic scene. In the area around Qingjing Farm, European-style castle homestays abound, and paired with the recently reddened bald cypress trees, the dreamy landscape resembles a scene from a postcard — both romantic and enchanting.

The beautiful bald cypress scenery around Qingjing Farm – Old England (Image provided by molly888666)

The beautiful bald cypress scenery around Qingjing Farm – Laifuju Homestay (Image provided by molly888666)

When winter arrives at Qingjing Farm, in addition to the appearance of maple reds, the bald cypress forests in the surrounding areas also quietly paint the mountains red. On the way up the mountain from the foothills toward Qingjing, you can enjoy unforgettable views of the bald cypress scenery.

The beautiful bald cypress scenery around Qingjing Farm (Image provided by molly888666)

The beautiful bald cypress scenery around Qingjing Farm (Image provided by molly888666)

The beautiful bald cypress scenery around Qingjing Farm – Old England (Image provided by molly888666)

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