The Forbidden City in autumn is like a colourful painting. The golden ginkgo leaves and fiery red maple leaves, along with the red walls and yellow tiles, create a really colourful reflection. With fewer tourists around, it feels really tranquil and peaceful. The palace looks amazing in the autumn sunshine, with the glazed tiles shining brightly. It's as if the eaves of the buildings are intoxicated by the light. The falling leaves in the courtyard add a lovely poetic touch. As a palace from the Ming and Qing dynasties, it's packed with historical gems that make you feel like you're travelling through time and space. There'll also be some activities on offer so people can enjoy the autumn scenery and learn more about its cultural significance.