A new discovery in the landscape of Qian'an Mountain Ye Kou

After continuing to climb, there will always be new discoveries; life is about constant exploration. After a brief rest on a large rock, having eaten a bit and replenished my energy while looking at the sun ahead ☀️, I knew it was time to set off again. The direction after climbing up took me by surprise; there was a person whose attire I couldn't discern, but it was clear that she was a woman. However, she had no head, and I wondered if it was deliberately done by the scenic area. Moreover, on top of this woman's head seemed to be a decoration like a phoenix crown, which made her identity even more intriguing 🧐. Curiosity aside, I then came to a wooden roller with a blue exterior. I had never played with it before, so I didn't know how to use it. I fell as soon as I stood on it and after repeatedly falling, I decided not to stand and just sat down to play, which was quite enjoyable and I didn't have to worry about falling 🙇. Then a couple came by; they seemed to know how to play, running on it. Watching them was really fun, and I got my fill of watching them play, but I couldn't play myself 🙇. Later, they played something similar to a roller coaster, which required one person to operate it from below while the other sat on top, and then the vehicle started moving. It circled in the air several times before coming down, and it was very fast. I couldn't play it alone, but watching them play was quite joyful 😁. I had so many fun moments at Mountain Ye Kou 😁. At this place called Wolong Pine, there was an old man playing the zither. I don't know his name, but sitting on this zither chair was really comfortable 😊. At that moment, I became his audience; otherwise, it would have been very lonely for him to play the zither alone here 🤓. There was also a butterfly 🦋 swing spot. I was afraid to sit there initially, but when I got closer, I realized the swing was fixed and wouldn't fly up, so I wasn't scared anymore 🤓. I confidently sat on it, checked in, and then continued forward. After going up, I found a rock with 'No Climbing' written on it. This rock was clearly made up of countless small stones stuck together. How could I not check in at such a beautiful stone? 😁. Standing on it, I was actually trembling with fear of heights, but seeing the photos I took, it felt very worthwhile 😁.