A book friend replied in an article in Lijiang that he had no feelings for Lijiang. To tell the truth, the trip to Lijiang really has nothing to remember. However, when I drove away from here, I felt a little nostalgic. Maybe it's an ancient town in the rain. It's cold, but it makes you feel good. Maybe it was a song sung in the ancient city that night. It's a little noisy, but you enjoy it. Tourism in Lijiang is slow, and life in Lijiang is also slow. It turns out that there are still some feelings in the end.
Walking on the way to Tengchong, you can see the snow-capped mountains, blue sky and white clouds in the distance. The clouds are so close that they seem to be tangible and have different shapes. It should be that people who study meteorology will study clouds. Does the cloud have a story? The scenery along the way is really good. There are winding roads everywhere, winding. When I was playing in western Sichuan, I saw the pillars on the mountain to build roads. It looks very dangerous. The advantage of go on road trip is that you can see the scenery anytime and anywhere.
Tengchong, located in the southwest of Yunnan Province and the west of Baoshan City, is really unknown to many people. It is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese, hometown of literature and jade distribution center. Living in Century Golden Resources Hotel, three buildings and three villas, what a style. Go to the county seat for dinner at night, and Brown Bag Street looks really gorgeous. It seems that Tengchong's tourism industry is very developed and mature. I found a western restaurant, which is the best since Yunnan. There are countless jewelry stores here, and I passed the Jewelry College on my way. Tengchong is quiet at night, the moon looks particularly bright, the temperature is suitable, and the air is fresh and comfortable.
There is a saying in Tengchong: Ten mountains and nine headless. It means that among the ten mountains seen in Tengchong, there may be nine peaks without sharp points, and some are round and flat hills like inverted frying pans. These "headless mountains" were actually formed after previous volcanic eruptions. The circular part of the top of the mountain is the crater. Going to Tengchong to see the volcano naturally wants to go to the Volcano Geopark. When I come here, I naturally want to climb the steps to see the crater. The teacher gnashed her teeth. My teacher counted 597 steps. I stopped and stopped, and the boss didn't want to. I might as well ride up the hill. Although he has been encouraging me, I still feel quite wronged. When I reached the top of the mountain, people became quiet and shed a few tears. However, after about ten minutes, I started taking pictures again and smelled horse manure again!
Many tourists choose to watch by hot air balloon, but the teacher who is afraid of heights chooses to give up. Some time ago, a hazelnut picker in a hot air balloon in Jilin did not know where he went. I think safety is the best. I took a lot of photos, went down the mountain and wanted to take a walk on the village road. I'm really happy. This is a country road that is still under construction. Some of them are very thin. Fortunately, the car can pass, and no one can get off. On both sides of the road are rape flowers and farmland. In the distance are green hills and yellow ginkgo trees. There are also large white clouds. The color of the blue sky makes you laugh. I saw many volcanic rocks along the way. There are several volcanic rock processing plants in this village. The chainsaw makes a harsh sound, and there are mountain roads. It can be seen that the farmers here are not rich, and most of the ethnic minorities are Bai.
I visited the memorial cemetery this morning. The Memorial Cemetery is located on the Dieshui River in the southwest of Tengchong County, at the northern foot of Laifeng Mountain. It was built to commemorate the soldiers killed in the 20th Army of Chinese Expeditionary Force during War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's period. It is the largest and best-preserved memorial cemetery for the fallen soldiers on the frontal battlefield in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in China. More than 3,000 Chinese Expeditionary Force soldiers and a dozen allied soldiers are buried here. Almost all people who come to Tengchong from China will come here to worship the martyrs. Tengchong is the main battlefield of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in western Yunnan.
Tengchong is a quiet town with a good surrounding environment. Let yourself calm down, let time stop here, and enjoy the tranquility and peace of this moment. Beautiful, maybe.