This trip to ancient Huizhou has brought us to Maolin in Jing County

This trip to ancient Huizhou has brought us to Maolin in Jing County. Maolin Xiuzhu, the name is indeed well chosen, and the people at the inn are nice too. I can pull out a plug to charge my electric bike, haha, better than any five-star hotel, just for this point alone. Speaking of this inn, I arrived at night, and after a short drive through a winding mountain road, I reached the parking lot, which really gives the feeling of entering a dense forest, especially at night when you can only see the silhouettes of mountains or trees. For dinner, I had two dishes, both very delicious, especially the greens. I got up early in the morning and took a walk around. Some trees were left with only their bare branches, devoid of withered leaves, while others were lush and green. How to put it, the diversity of species explains it. The stream was flowing gently, and I could see the frost on the backs of the vegetable leaves, with some geothermal heat rising and creating a bit of mist, giving off a pastoral scenery vibe. Walking slowly on the mountain path is actually a very pleasant morning exercise. Although I didn't encounter any snow, the rising temperature made for a more comfortable hiking experience. Sometimes, looking at the houses, trees, bamboo, streams, and mountain paths in the mountains, I always feel like I'm experiencing a return to the ancient Jiangnan.