In Korea, autumn lasts from August to early November, with an average temperature of around 20 degrees Celsius. Starting from late October, the morning and evening temperatures drop to about 10 degrees Celsius, resulting in a significant daily temperature difference. Autumn is the season with the best weather in Korea; during this time, the air is crisp and fresh, the sky is blue, and the scenery is pleasant. The mountains, rivers, and fields are all painted with rich and vibrant colors, presenting a bountiful harvest scene.
Korea has a temperate oceanic climate, with weather similar to that of Northeast China, featuring four distinct seasons. Spring and autumn are relatively short, with clear skies, bright sunshine, and comfortable climates; summer is hot, rainy, and humid; winter is cold, snowy, and dry.