Huidong Yapojiao Reef Stone Park is like a world left behind at the end of time

This place looks very much like a world left behind, especially from certain special angles, at a specific time, it feels like the style of a post-apocalyptic sci-fi movie, hitting you right in the face. Initially, when you step onto this beach, you are greeted by a vast expanse of reef rocks, mottled dark brown, large and small, of various shapes, embedded in the sand, their surfaces or sides covered with the remains of seashells, and the green moss, as if greatly nourished, slowly but unstoppably fills all the crevices and gaps. The part of the reef that is exposed above the water is not small, and one can imagine how vast the entire reef group is underwater. Scattered along the shore, like the last survivors, they greedily breathe the fresh air, each breath precious, and behind them, countless more of their brethren have long since sunk. As you move forward, the reef rocks get bigger, and the marks of the sea water's beating and erosion become more apparent. These large chunks, like elite survivor warriors, bear the appearance of being riddled with scars and bullet holes, yet they inexplicably exude a majestic aura of having returned from a hundred battles, indomitable and unyielding. Finally, I found my favorite place, where the red reef rocks underfoot are ruthlessly torn, cut, and crushed like threads, yet they still rush forward decisively without looking back, even if they hit the south wall. The charging part is stained, splashed with ink, and submerged, but still occasionally bursts out of the water to charge again... This kind of tragic scene can only be relieved when you turn your head to the left and see the continuous buildings on the opposite shore, where, perhaps, is the legendary new world.