The Reflection of Time by the Tamsui River

The Tamsui River at dusk, with its golden glow, quietly flows through the northwest of Taipei. The river surface is like a mirror, reflecting the blue sky, white clouds, and the beautiful scenery of ancient buildings and modern skyscrapers on both sides. I stroll along the riverside path, feeling the gentle breeze on my face and listening to the river gently lapping against the shore, as if telling the stories of time. At this moment, as the sun sets, the colors by the river become softer, and the natural scenery makes one stop in their tracks. In the distance, Tamsui Old Street and Fisherman's Wharf faintly show traces of their former prosperity. Occasionally, a boat slowly passes by, breaking the river's surface and leaving ripples behind. This body of water carries the long history and culture of Taiwan, and it seems that every drop of water whispers about the past and future of this land. Standing by the river, I can't help but sigh, the Tamsui River is not just a river, but a river of memories, closely connecting the past and the present.