In the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area (Beijing E-Town), autumn brings both sunshine and coolness, creating a beautiful and mesmerizing sight.

As summer clouds dissipate, a gentle, cool autumn breeze arises. Autumn arrives again on the Liangshui River, painting the season with its invisible brushstrokes.

When appreciating autumn in Beijing E-Town, people cannot miss the scenes on the Liangshui River. Looking up from the Wenbo Bridge, they see the clear, deep blue sky; looking down, they see the glistening and dancing ripples on the water surface, and gazing into the distance, they see an unfolding vibrant atmosphere where the water and the sky meet.

Waterfowl gather and disperse, gliding gracefully or taking flight, sketching a beautiful ink painting. Water wheels stand quietly by the river bank, accompanying cyclists and strollers.

The autumn wind blows in Nanhaizi Park, where lotus flowers in the lake have already formed seed pods.

The temperament, leisurely charm, poetic sentiment, and picturesque beauty make up autumn in Nanhaizi Park. Along the park pathways are the changing colors of the plane trees, swaying reeds near the shore of the lake, and the chirping of birds in the lake's pavilion... In the future, Nanhaizi Park will use modern technologies to recreate its thousand-year history, showcasing new charm through deep integration into the construction of a "garden city" and the fusion of tradition and modernity.

This autumn, come to Beijing E-Town to wrap yourself in a breeze, dye yourself in autumn colors, and embrace the beautiful scenery of the city.

Citizens ride bicycles along the Liangshui River, appreciating the waterwheels by the riverbank.

Tourists row boats and watch water birds in Nanhaizi Park.

The autumn scenery of Beijing E-Town is like a painting scroll.

Birds soar in circles over Beijing E-Town.

A vibrant and lively view of the sky and water of the Liangshui River.

Parents and children enjoy an autumn outing in Nanhaizi Park, embarking on a rendezvous with nature.

In early autumn, bees are busy collecting honey by the river.