Travel Notes | Fusi Mountain

"Millennium Terraced Fields" is one of the scenic spots in Fusi Mountain. I heard that in the early spring of March and April, the bright yellow rapeseed flowers bloom all over the terraces, which will be a beautiful sight. I quickly pictured a sea of ​​flowers pouring down from the terraced fields, but I was still not satisfied. What I saw in my heart was not as good as what I saw with my own eyes. I secretly made up my mind that one day, when the spring is bright, I must bring everything with me. The loved ones will revisit this place to enjoy the most beautiful sea of ​​rapeseed flowers in the best season.

Looking out from the balcony of the B&B is the terraced fields. The mountains in the distance are shallow, light, light, shallow, and deep. Nearby are the terraced fields. The unharvested rice fields outline distinct golden blocks. They are conspicuous but not ostentatious. They are not as wild as splashing ink in Chinese paintings. I would like to compare them to fine brushwork paintings, which are quiet and peaceful. Oil paintings are not good either. Oil paintings lack the rural flavor of rural China. Farmers harvesting rice, fertilizing, or carrying burdens to return home walked leisurely among the yellow and green. A few wisps of green smoke gradually rose and spread from a certain flat land in the terraced fields, and the wind brought with it the memory of the smell of burnt straw when "laying thatch" in front of my hometown.

After packing up our luggage and settling in for a while, we immediately set off, following the direction pointed by the locals to find another wonder - the Ten Thousand Years Stone Wave. "Stone Wave" is named after the piled stones that resemble rolling waves. Shilang is a glacial relic landscape. According to research by geological expert Professor Han Tonglin, it is the Quaternary glacier group landform and glacial relics dating back about 3 million years. The past and present have changed rapidly. If one did not know the past and present life of these rocks, who would have thought that the place where they were standing was once a group of icebergs.

Going up the mountain road, I finally saw the original appearance of the stone waves, which was really spectacular. Stones of different sizes and shapes seem to be piled up randomly, forming countless waves of different heights, rolling towards you, rugged and majestic. Standing among the rocks, with stone waves as high as a hundred feet in front of him, and the vast and magnificent terraced fields behind him, it is no wonder that Xie Lingyun was also moved by the scene, expressing his unconcealed pride and ambition, and wrote "Climb this mountain to drink and compose poems. The poem "Bi Fu Xie". Our visit coincided with the annual Fusi Mountain Wave Climbing Festival, where sports enthusiasts from different places gathered here to compete to become wave climbing warriors. Climbing a wave means climbing a stone wave. You cannot take steps. You can only climb to the top by relying on the rocks of the "stone wave". The stones may be high or short, and the gaps between the stones may be large or small. If there is no way, you have to find your own way. Warriors cannot rely solely on physical strength. I felt itchy in my heart, and wanted to climb up the rocky waves right away, but when I saw the tight-fitting dress on my body and a pair of high-soled black sandals on my feet, I had no choice but to give up this idea. Well, after thinking about it for a while, I have another “justifiable reason” to revisit this place.

Watch the stars at night. From the small restaurant built on the roof of the B&B, you can have an unobstructed view of the night sky. There are many stars, but you have to look slowly and stare for a while before the number of stars will increase. Also, be sure not to turn on a bright LED light while looking at it. If the light is too bright, the stars will not come out. The more original the better.

Without looking at the weather forecast, I knew it would be good weather tomorrow.