(Baonghean.vn) - Autumn in Russia begins from the end of September to November. In October, before the cold winds and persistent drizzle descend, Mother Nature generously bestows upon this country a period of unusually warm and radiant weather.
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| The Russian autumn sky is a vast, clear blue; the harsh rays of summer have receded, but the gray clouds still carry the promise of rain. On an autumn day, the sky, the lakes, and even the human soul seem to be tinged with a poignant golden hue. |
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| In northern Russia, autumn always arrives earlier than in the south. But no matter where you go, from the south to the center or north, in the city or on the vast steppe, nature embraces you in a gentle, cool breeze. |
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| If you've ever seen Levitan's masterpiece "Golden Autumn" or read Pushkin's poetry, then autumn in real life isn't much different. The landscape is still tinged with a golden hue. And there are still rows of glistening birch trees lining the path. |
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| If you were ever captivated by the graceful, romantic appearance of Chingiz Aimatov's "Young Maple Tree with a Red Scarf," then you can't help but stop and admire the maple trees in the parks of Russia. |
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| In Russia, there is a type of tree that looks similar to a maple, the maple, but its leaves are much larger. Maple trees, on the other hand, have smaller, more delicate leaves. But whether maple or maple, both cover their canopies with gold, dyeing the ground, rustling with every step on the grass, and shining brightly in the hair of young people strolling beneath the trees. |
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| This most beautiful time of year is very short, lasting only about 2-3 weeks. Therefore, it seems everyone wants to immerse themselves in the beauty of Russian autumn. |
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| Not only Russians, but also foreign visitors and Vietnamese people living in Russia cannot resist its beauty. |
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| The golden autumn in Russia not only paints the leaves yellow, but also envelops everything in a myriad of colors like green, red, and deep brown, like a symphony. |
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| There are many parks in the city center, and small groves of trees surround the apartment complexes. Just stepping out of your door, you're in these golden spaces. In the parks, under the golden foliage, Russians like to sit on stone or wooden benches to read and contemplate. |
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| As autumn arrives, the birds' squabbling seems softer and more pleasant to the ear. The swans gracefully and elegantly turn their bodies. |
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| The golden autumn in Russia evokes powerful emotions. The love for that shimmering yellow hue isn't dependent on time, but on unforgettable memories. Sometimes, looking at a dried maple leaf pressed in a frame or listening to a Russian melody, the soul is filled with nostalgia. And so, each time autumn changes its attire, the longing of those who have been connected to the land of birch trees stirs up feelings of nostalgia and longing. |
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