Human language can only express 30% of information, and 70% still requires body language; then this all-encompassing nature is far from a poor description of the pale 30% language.

Or in other words, no matter how outstanding a poet is, he can only describe 30%.

The remaining 30% depends on your eyes; and 40% must be experienced with your heart.

I once read an article that is similar to the ones talking about TV in English books, which talks about the relationship between eyes, cameras and nature.

When it comes to saying that cameras are eyes without souls, even if no matter how good a photographer can capture that brilliance, it is still soulless.[

Only when the living soul merges into nature can you not walk anymore, and then you crash.

Haga, shit logic.

"Don't smile at others."

Yin Yijie was not fascinated by rapeseed flowers, but after losing his mind for a while, he took care of me again.

"You look at the back of my head and know that I'm smiling?" Looking up at him, I really couldn't understand. I just pulled the corner of my lips. Where did he see the standard Zhuang smile?

Seeing that the war was about to rekindle, Lao Liu decided not to be as knowledgeable as a cute man. As the sky was getting late, he said with caution:

"Let's go to the hotel first. Let's take a break tonight, and then come out tomorrow to take a walk. Tonight, you can also stay in a bonfire, stay in a tent, and tent hotel. The entire 360 ​​kilometers of the lake road, and the scenery along the way is different. It's boring to go shopping today and you can't see anything. Although it's just a lake, it's under the jurisdiction of three autonomous prefectures, mainly Tibetans, and there are many Hui and Mongolians, and their folk customs are different. There are also many attractions, such as Daotang River, Rubber Mountain, and Chaka Salt.

There are quite a lot of lakes, Chaka Temple, Bird Island, Haixin Mountain, Shebji rock paintings, Gahai Ancient City, Sand Island, etc., and I can't remember them all. There are a few places where we can go to the lake. In the past, we would go down to take a shower secretly at night, but Tibetans knew they were going to cause trouble. This is one of their holy lakes. However, now the Tibetans are more open here, and we were in great momentum at that time. The only thing we were afraid of was that the lakes were deep and the water was cold at night. After playing together a few times, the instructor found out that they had nothing to play."
Chapter completed!