Taxodium ascendens on Shixing X344 line, stretching for 22 kilometers, is the most colorful scenery in northern Guangdong in winter.

During the trip, you can burn time with a camera, take photos of the countryside and see the ancient villages and towns. Ordinary life scenery does not need to be gorgeous, just be familiar with it. Huang Yangjun enjoys the ordinary and familiar scenery in life with you.

There are red leaves in the north and Taxodium ascendens in the south. In this season, although it is already winter. But the autumn that belongs to Shixing seems to have just begun, and the most beautiful autumn color-Taxodium ascendens is slowly turning red, which is beautiful!

Taxodium ascendens has branches and leaves like feathers, and the landscape of the four seasons is changeable. Native to the southeastern United States, the same tree can show different colors in spring, summer, autumn and winter. The leaves of Taxodium ascendens are green in spring, yellow in autumn and bright red in winter. Finally, it turned reddish brown, and the scenery was particularly charming.

I love fallen cedars, whose shadows are close to the water. Under the warm sun in winter, bright red fir leaves are scattered on the most beautiful country road in Shixing, just like the red carpet leading to the Avenue of Stars. In order to facilitate passers-by, diligent sanitation workers will regularly clean up fallen leaves, which will turn into spring mud and nourish everything.

Red, green, yellow and colorful branches and leaves adorn the quiet ancient village vividly. On the same deciduous tree, we seem to see the changes of the four seasons, green and red, which makes us find the feeling of fairy tale world in the bleak winter.

The deciduous trees in the most beautiful town are in droves, and some are arrogant and independent. Riding on the Shixing X344 line is like crossing a colorful tunnel. You will see the fallen cedar scattered along the road. In the small town of northern Guangdong, where "winter goes and spring comes, the grass does not wither, and flowers often bloom but not spring", the graceful deciduous fir has become "a little red in the evergreen tree"