Wushi Village | The fishing village on the island where I find peace in the fleeting light and shadows

Wushi Village, located at the southeastern end of Peach Blossom Island, at first glance, is filled with old-style brick and concrete buildings from the 1980s, with walls and tiles of varying shades of white and gray that might not catch the eye immediately. However, the charm that has accumulated over decades remains undisturbed by the constant flow of tourists, standing strong against the fierce storms, exuding a sense of steadfastness and abundance! That charm is the dull sensitivity given by Wushi, the healing power bestowed by the mountains, sea, sun, and moon, and the relaxed feeling of memory provided by the old houses. Unlike the fine golden sandy beaches, Wushi Beach, as the name suggests, is made up of natural pebble accumulations. On sunny days, the stone beach, which stretches over 500 meters, supports the azure sea and sky, and the rich surging waves convey a sense of desolate and silent artistic flair. With every step you take, the little pebbles carelessly 'creak and crunch,' slowly telling you about the power of walking. There are some places where it's hard to pinpoint what's good about them, they are simply irreplaceable. Peach Blossom Island's Wushi Village, my old house, your lost pearl in the vast sea.