In Qingdao, ginkgo trees on both sides of Juyongguan Road generally begin to turn yellow in mid-to-late October, with the viewing period lasting until late November. The golden ginkgo leaves and old German-style buildings set each other off, forming a unique street landscape. To preserve the autumn scenery, relevant departments have adopted a “delayed sweeping” policy for fallen leaves on major scenic roads, allowing the century-old district to show its most authentic autumn charm amid a carpet of fallen leaves. Echoing the land-based autumn colors of Badaguan, the waters of Fushan Bay sparkle under the autumn sun and are called the “Diamond Sea” by visitors; along the shores of Jiaozhou Bay, salt-tolerant seepweed turns red in continuous patches, while winding tidal creeks trace natural textures like a “Tree of the Earth.” Red leaves and the blue sea in the same frame, ginkgo trees and Western-style houses facing each other—this is an autumn combination unique to the Shandong Peninsula.