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Q: Is autumn the best season in Beijing?

Must say, the weather this week is just nice, less polluted air and more blue skies than summer. Also, it's time to have some autumn street food like baked sweet potatoes and baked chestnuts

5 years 12 weeks ago in  General  - Beijing

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Autumn is the best season, period.

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Yes! I cannot wait to go visit. What should we do?! Any special autumn activities, apart from the sweet potatoes and chestnuts 

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They even wrote a book about it !

The book is famous for not speaking of the Autumn in Beijing *AT ALL*. But still, Beijing and Autumn are famous for going well together.

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