201015 Hezhou Trip
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2020-10-24 17:45
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On October 15, Zhen Shun Yuanbo’s annual tour finally got underway—after the COVID-19 pandemic in China had largely been brought under control. The tour, which was originally scheduled for March, was painfully delayed until October. Still, we feel incredibly fortunate to have had the chance to visit Hezhou—a beautiful place—amid the many trials and tribulations of 2020, and to enjoy a four-day journey filled with joy and excitement.

On October 15, our group set off from Guangzhou. After a short one-and-a-half-hour drive, we arrived in Hezhou. It was already 9 p.m. by then, and starving after our long journey, we found a large food stall in the city and started ordering frantically.

The dishes started coming out one after another. At the table, my fellow Hunanese girl and I instinctively asked the waiter to serve us extra chili powder so we could dip it separately. But the amount of chili powder the waiter brought us left us thoroughly unhappy. The waiter kept saying, “I’m afraid you won’t be able to handle all that spice!” We just replied, “Just bring on the chili—no problem!” After all, Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, and Hunan never complain about how spicy things are! Later, though, we got a huge facepalm moment: Why is Guangxi’s chili so fiery and intense?! My Hunanese friend and I didn’t touch a single grain of the chili powder the waiter had served us.
On October 16, we set off for our first stop: Ziyun Fairyland!
The Purple Cloud Fairyland is actually a cave system filled with stalactites and stalagmites of all shapes and colors. In the past, people noticed that the clouds surrounding the cave were purple, and since purple has long been considered an auspicious sign throughout history, the locals have always referred to this place as a fairyland.

(Watching “Peach Feast”)

After exiting the Ziyun Immortal Cave, we entered the ancient town of Huangyao. We planned to spend a night here—not only to witness its bustling vitality during the day but also to experience its tranquil serenity at night.



Perhaps because the National Day holiday had just ended, there weren’t many people in the ancient town during the day—just enough to let us wander around at our own pace.
In the ancient town, we saw old houses that had been abandoned for years—seemingly uninhabited for a long time—and also came across charming annexes brimming with modern design flair. Some shops, behind their dazzling displays of sundries, turned out to be quaint inns. Walking through them felt like stepping through time itself, and I found myself becoming an unassuming member of this beautiful little town from hundreds of years ago.

At night, the small town takes on a whole new kind of beauty—created by the interplay of modern lighting fixtures and ancient architecture. The town isn't swallowed up by darkness; rather, it seems to have been painted onto a black canvas, bringing to life a vividly realistic and brilliantly glowing little town. And right now, we’re all part of that painting.

The small town has many bars, yet it hasn’t become any more frivolous because of them. The gentle melodies of songs favored by today’s young people softly drift through this quaint little town, breathing new life into it.

On October 17, early in the morning, after quickly finishing our breakfast, we set off for our next stop: the internet-famous Fish Scale Dam!



It truly is a photography paradise—no matter whether you’re young or old, male or female, everyone can find a spot that suits them and keep snapping away. On our way out from Yulinba, we even had a minor but thankfully harmless little mishap: I dropped my phone into the river! It wasn’t until more than half an hour later that I realized it was missing. Luckily, it hadn’t been swept away by the current!

(Everyone, help me retrieve my phone!)
I’d already prepared myself for the possibility that my phone might be unusable for a month or two—but who would have guessed?! My Huawei phone wasn’t affected in the slightest. In fact, it even connected to my smartwatch’s Bluetooth while submerged in water, and it vibrated four times during a call. I was overjoyed—literally ecstatic after surviving such a close call! By the way, our company uses LG Chem SC1004 for manufacturing Huawei phone cases, and LG Chem GN1002FC for producing Huawei chargers. Feel free to give us a call at 139 2640 0251 (Mr. Huang) for more information!
In the afternoon, we visited the Tu Yao ethnic group and watched their bonfire dance. We also enjoyed a long-table feast. For the first time, we truly and deeply felt the warmth and hospitality of this ethnic minority. Thanks to the company for giving us this opportunity!


In the evening, full of energy, we headed to the KTV again—everyone took turns putting on a concert!

(As the game came to an end, people gradually started leaving, but a few still remained steadfast!)
I can’t help but exclaim: How happy, how happy, how happy I am!
On the final day, October 18, we finally arrived at Gupo Mountain, a place we’d long admired. Gupo Mountain is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction and also a state-level forest park, renowned as the largest natural oxygen bar in southern China.
Unfortunately, due to a landslide that occurred recently, we were unable to reach the top of Granny Mountain. We only made it as far as the “Galaxy Falling from the Nine Heavens” waterfall, the Jade Stone Forest, the Fairy Goddess Temple, Monkey Mountain, and the Fang Family Tea Plantation.

("Galaxy Falls from the Nine Heavens" waterfall)



(Jade Forest)

(Xian Gu Temple)


(Monkey Mountain)

(Fang Family Tea Garden)
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