When we arrived at the hotel on the high ground of Vladivostok, it was near dusk, and the setting sun gave the seaside city a gentle light. Everything was warm. The waves of the Pacific Ocean beat the coast, the breeze and the wind, the beach is full of tourists and the sailors line up in the streets. The feeling of Vladivostok strolling at dusk is really good. The Russian girls are mostly slim and graceful, and they are more beautiful than the people of Western Europe and the United States. It is said that most women in Russia enjoy life. Just under the tree on the coastal road, a slender girl is so quietly leaning on the railing, looking at the mobile phone and thinking about her own thoughts. Tokarev Light is perhaps the most romantic and warm place I have seen in Vladivostok, Russia. It is also the location for the end of the popular film "July and Anson". The lantern-shaped lighthouse, which has been in existence for more than 100 years, is hanging on a narrow peninsula at the entrance to the port of Vladivostok. At high tide, the path leading to the lighthouse will be submerged by the sea, like the end of the sea.