Encounter Chinese-style autumn romance at Wuyuan Moon Bay
by Trip.Pulse
Oct 16, 2025
✨ Who says Jiangnan can only be found in poetry?
I stepped into a real landscape painting in Wuyuan
🌧 Morning · Huangling in the Mist
The moment the car entered Wuyuan, the sky was a blue-gray tone, like water-soaked rice paper.
Distant mountains hid in the thin fog, their outlines soft and blurred, as if they would dissolve at a touch💦.
The wet stone-paved road reflected the white walls and dark tiles, early villagers carrying bamboo baskets passed by, their footsteps awakening the quiet of the entire alley.
Climbing up to the viewing platform, I was stunned.
Terraced houses faded layer by layer in the clouds and mist, the flying eaves of the horse-head walls lifted like wild goose feathers.
At that moment, I felt like I had fallen into an unfinished ink painting, so beautiful it left me speechless🖼.
☀ Noon · Jiangwan of Light and Shadow
By noon, the clouds dispersed, and light filtered through the camphor leaves, scattering like coins on the ground✨.
The water in Jiangwan was crystal clear, with an aunt washing clothes on the stone steps; ripples spread in circles, breaking up the shadows of the white walls.
I sat on the stone railing at the ferry dock, watching bamboo rafts gently glide across the water.
When the wind came, the rapeseed flower fields on the shore stirred golden waves🌾.
The air carried the sweet scent of grass and earth, truly healing.
🌙 Evening · Moon Bay at Dusk
Rushed to Moon Bay before sunset🌙.
The crescent-shaped waterway embraced a small island; fishermen on the opposite shore were hauling in nets, their silhouettes cut into a silent ink shade in the sunset light.
The river water was tinged with soft orange-pink, a few egrets flew by, their wingtips touched with golden light🕊.
At that moment, I suddenly understood.
Wuyuan’s gentleness is the kind that even dusk is reluctant to speak loudly.
🚗 Looking back as I left, Wuyuan in the twilight gradually blurred,
like a Song dynasty poem that forgot its ending, but I know
some scenery, no matter how far you go, always meets you again and again in dreams💤.
Some practical tips👇
▫ Recommended to visit Huangling early in the morning for a more ink-painting feel in the mist.
▫ Jiangwan is best visited at noon when the light is good for photos.
▫ For Moon Bay, arrive one hour before sunset for the most beautiful glow.
▫ Light-colored outfits are recommended to match the scenery better.
💌 Wuyuan truly deserves all the gentle adjectives.
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