Linzhi Travel Notes | I miss the Peach Blossom Festival every time, but the peach blossoms have not forgotten us

Rumei Village is one of the many villages along National Highway 318. This inconspicuous little village will not attract too many people's attention. I remember that when we came down from Yukou, we caught a glimpse of a corner of the village from a higher point than the village. The irregular-looking highland barley fields pieced together the muscles of the earth, and the peach blossoms in full bloom were dotted with spring. .

We have walked National Highway 318 many times, and we always stop here. Here, surrounded by the majestic snow-capped mountains and the tenderness of peach blossoms, one strong and one soft, it may be the purest scenery in the world, I think.

Linzhi is not the only place where you can see peach blossoms in Tibetan areas. As long as you pay attention, you can see the shadows of flowers everywhere. They grow very scattered, but you can always find her figure when you look back inadvertently. She grows proudly and wildly on or on the cliff. Or in the field, the petals are scattered in the valley with the wind, which will make you temporarily forget all your worries and merge with her and follow her.

We miss the Peach Blossom Festival every time, but the peach blossoms have not forgotten us.