Huizhou Landscape Tour (2)

The crazy overtime work before was replaced by days off, but because I was too busy at the end of the year, I couldn't take any leave at will.

On January 8th, I specifically asked my boss for a day off (I almost cried when I talked about the grievances I felt at work during this period, hahaha). Because there will be fewer people on Monday. No matter how beautiful the scenic spot is, if there are too many people, it will only look like a sea of ​​people. It will lack a sense of elegance and elegance. The noisy and bustling crowd will only make people more impetuous.

In the morning, after getting up, we walked around the manor. After the rain, flowers fell all over the ground. The stone paths in the pastoral path and the big trees were surrounded by pink petals. It was indeed just like what was written in Tao Yuanming's "Peach Blossom Spring" – The grass is delicious and the fallen flowers are colorful

Recommendation index: ★★★★

For lunch, we had a Hakka restaurant – People’s Commune. To be honest, if you have the opportunity to come here, be sure not to come to this rip-off restaurant. The price is too expensive, and the most important thing is that it tastes terrible!

Recommendation index: ★

After dinner, my sister suggested that we go to a Tianhua Village, which is the ruins of a Hakka enclosed house. When we got there, we found out that this village was called Scary Village. It matched the gloomy weather that day and the shabby era. It's a strange building. Once you enter, it's really windy and a bit scary.

I said at that time that if an old man or lady suddenly came out and said a few incomprehensible words to you, you would actually break into a cold sweat.

Unfortunately, we didn’t seem to go into the depths and missed some parts. It is said that there are some more mysterious things in the middle.

Recommendation index: ★★★

After staying here for a while, my sister suggested that we Guanyintan. Speaking of this, I have to give a thumbs up to my sister’s friend. It took several hours to drive up the mountain on such a rugged mountain road. No complaints at all, they kept reminding us to pay attention. Wang Anshi’s words are true, “The wonders, wonders, and extraordinary sights of the world often lie in the dangers and distances that are rarely accessible to people, so only those who are determined cannot reach them.”

There will be a toll station on the road to Guanyintan, 30 yuan/person.

Immediately after arriving at Guanyin Lake, because it was particularly cold that day and it was a Monday, there was no one around. The mountain spring water flowed down and was crystal clear. The sound of the waterfall, the swaying bamboo leaves and the wind were intertwined and penetrated my chest. For a moment, I truly felt that everything and I were endless. The three of us also blended into this beautiful scenery, turning into three little people in a landscape painting, leisurely and leisurely.

Recommendation index: ★★★★★

Finally, I found out from the tickets I bought for Nankunshan Forest Park that there is another landscape - -Jiuzhong Overlook . Because I have climbed to too many mountain tops, the scenery when I looked down was actually the one that surprised me the most. The Tianmen Mountain in Zhangjiajie is the same as the Victoria Peak in Hong Kong, so the view from the nine-layered view is not that special, but it is still very beautiful, and sometimes birds fly by.

Recommendation index: ★★★★

Then, I drove down the mountain for several hours just like when I went up the mountain. I even took the wrong road on the way down, and I was knocked down on the mountain road again. I was impressed by Sheen's driving skills again!

I should practice driving well next time I go home, because driving alone is really tiring.

Finally, I am grateful to have such a sister in my life. I am also happy that my sister has such a good friend. Thank you Sheen for being our driver! !

We really need to find opportunities to go out and pay attention to sustainable development.

Looking forward to the next trip.