Changjiang's Ten-Mile Gallery, the Emperor's Cave

Hainan, as a small province surrounded by the sea on all sides, makes it 'effortless' to see the sea in the urban areas of various coastal cities. Over the years, I have seen a lot and felt a lot. In a city where everyone comes to see the sea, I set off to explore its mountains. I felt bewildered, utterly enchanted. Driving on the endless white road stretching into the distance, the fruit groves and rocky mountains on both sides gradually embrace you, making you familiar with and admiring them. The mountains are different from the sea. As I approached the mountains, I felt so many animals in the forest. A symphony of multiple layers played harmoniously and scattered. Closing my eyes, it was as if my ears and 'self' were a device responsible for receiving sound, listening to nature and my inner self. The gentle blue sea presents itself in a flat manner before humans, clear and translucent with milky white foam rolling onto fine or coarse sand, endless, beyond the capture of human eyes... The forest has more color and sound; it is three-dimensional. Large green leaves, small red fruits, sandy yellow soil, crisp branches. Seeing such scenery, I extract the image of the sea from my memory. The fusion of mountains and sea, bewildered, extremely bewildered.