Three Days and Two Nights in Jiangxi | Finding My Rhythm Among Clouds and Flower Fields

🌄Day 1: Mount Sanqing - An Inkstone Spilled by Immortals At 4am, wrapped in a down jacket, climbing in darkness Moonlight pours over stone steps like a silver river The Giant Python Peak retracts its scales in the mist, while the Spring Goddess gazes down in silence This Taoist sacred mountain, steeped in Ge Hong's alchemical legacy for millennia Every granite block recites the Tao Te Ching When clouds flood over Yujing Peak I suddenly understand why ancients chose this spot for alchemy— How could mortal flesh resist the temptation of transcendence? Touching the cool cliff inscriptions My fingertips collect snow from the Tang and Song dynasties 🌼Day 2: Wuyuan - Earth Writes a Golden Poem Huangling's rapeseed flowers never follow geometric rules They flow along the terraced fields' rhythm Turning white walls and dark tiles into scattered rhymes Flower branches sweep across the blank spaces of horse-head walls As farmers add bold signatures with their plows Standing at Jiangling Viewing Platform No. 2 Ten thousand rays of sunshine dance flamenco on slender stems Bees transport liquid spring My shadow falls into the golden vortex Becoming an ink dot spreading on rice paper 🛶Day 3: Likeng - Time's Amber Cut by Flowing Water As small boats slice through the rainbow bridge's reflection I finally understand the meaning of "keng"— Eighteen li of clear streams cut Ming-Qing memories in half Tea houses on the left bank float with pre-rain Dragon Well sighs While ancestral halls on the right still tell Hui merchants' legends An elder in blue cotton clothes dries chrysanthemum petals in bamboo sieves Moss in stone cracks understands time better than genealogy books When lanterns light up the waterside corridors and bridges one by one Someone brews the village's reflection Into moonlight in osmanthus rice wine In my backpack returning home: Wind chime fragments from Sanqing Temple eaves Three minutes of lost time from rapeseed fields An artemisia sachet from Likeng's grandmother And a heartbeat rhythm recalibrated by mountains and waters ✨Tips: 1. Recommend staying at mountain hotels on Mount Sanqing for exclusive sunrise and sea of clouds views 2. Wuyuan's flower season varies, best viewing from mid-March to early April 3. Likeng's stone paths at 6am have the rhythm of Song Dynasty poetry