The chill arrives before the frost by Qingyun Lake, and the warm residence hides the charm to ward off winter's cold

The early winter chill in the northern country never strikes suddenly; it seeps slowly into the texture like ink spreading on rice paper. Before the severe frost covers the branches, the wind at Yabuli has already shed autumn's softness, carrying the crispness of Zhangguangcai Ridge, sweeping across the surface of Qingyun Lake, making the old charm of "Yabuloni" even clearer. Walking slowly along the lakeshore, the lake surface is not frozen but holds a thin layer of mist, creating a charming contrast with the remaining colorful mountain hues on the shore. The gold of the oak trees, the green of the pines and cypresses, and the fading red of the maple leaves gently sway in the cool breeze. Occasionally, a dead leaf falls, dropping into the water and causing small ripples. In the distance, Guokui Mountain hides in the light fog, as if still echoing the distant sounds of the Qing Dynasty royal hunting grounds. The land beneath your feet once witnessed the tracks of the Chinese Eastern Railway; now only the wind rustles through the forest, telling stories of a century of change. The chill seeps through your clothes; though not as fierce as midwinter, it makes you instinctively draw your garments tighter, truly experiencing the northern characteristic of "cold before frost." Reaching the deeper part of the lakeside, the Yabuli Warm Residence Villa is nestled in this quiet solitude. Opening the door, the warmth and smoothness of the natural wood instantly envelop you, isolating the outdoor chill. Sitting by the window, you can see the sparkling waves of Qingyun Lake and the distant mountains like dark ink. A steaming cup of tea in hand, you feel the comfort of "a warm house hiding spring." No need to scrutinize the furnishings; this peaceful harmony with nature alone is enough to soothe travel fatigue. As dusk falls, the mist by the lake thickens, and the warm light from the villa pierces the twilight, intertwining with the lake’s reflections to form a poem. Only then do you understand that the beauty of Yabuli’s early winter lies precisely in the collision between the crispness of "cold before frost" and the warmth of the cozy residence. Qingyun Lake’s early winter holds the unique elegance and historical depth of the northern country, while Yabuli Warm Residence Villa is a gentle haven against the cold. Adjacent to the lake and forest, with convenient transportation, it allows you to enjoy the splendid early winter scenery and find a quiet, warm retreat. If you want to encounter the poetry and warmth of northern early winter, this is an unmissable choice.