"Autumn waters and the sky are one color, Lycoris radiata reflects the ancient charm."

The autumn wind gently blows, and the Lycoris radiata on the banks of the Chanba River in the ancient city of Xi'an quietly blooms, like a flame, and like a gentle sunset. This flower, scientifically known as Lycoris radiata, is named after the Lycoris radiata in the Lotus Sutra, which adds a bit of mystery. It does not compete with hundreds of flowers in spring, but blooms alone in autumn, as if it is a watcher of time, quietly telling a thousand-year-old story. The water of the Chanba River flows leisurely, reflecting the Lycoris radiata on both banks. The red and the water blend together, making people intoxicated. Ancient bridges, ancient trees, ancient style and charm are more vivid in this autumn scroll. Tourists either stop to watch or sigh softly, as if they are all attracted by this tranquility and beauty, and are reluctant to leave. Lycoris radiata, also known as the other shore flower, is said to bloom on the road to Huangquan, guiding the soul forward. But in Chanba, it has become a bright color in autumn, adding a bit of vitality to this ancient city. Each petal is telling the tenacity and beauty of life, allowing people to feel the true meaning of life while appreciating it. When the setting sun goes down and the sky is dyed golden, the Lycoris radiata on the banks of the Chanba River is even more charming. They sway gently in the wind, like jumping notes, playing a hymn of autumn. This is a feast for the eyes and the soul, allowing people to find tranquility and beauty in the hustle and bustle. The Lycoris radiata in Chanba, Xi'an, is not only a landscape, but also a cultural heritage, a pursuit and yearning for beauty. Here, every moment is worth remembering, and every step is full of surprises and touches.