Half-day tour of Wu Cheng’en’s former residence!

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This post was last edited by changshu2008 on 2019-7-18 at 10:00. Sun Wukong, portrayed by Liu Xiaolingtong in Wu Chengen’s famous novel \"Journey to the West\", accompanied me throughout my childhood； I haven’t seen any other versions of Journey to the West since then. I wonder how many fellow fans share my feelings? A few days ago, I went on a half-day tour to Wu Cheng’en’s former residence accompanied by a friend... A look back at the beautiful photos and scenes from that trip: The path of life is walked both with our feet and with our mindset. In Haichuan, I saw spring; there I viewed handcrafted leaf paintings, ink paintings depicting autumn rain in the Jiangnan region, the “Little Waist” of Guangzhou, mushrooms, real fields of flowers, plum blossoms, flowers representing the four seasons, lily of the valley, osmanthus flowers, chrysanthemums, flowers blooming in spring, lanterns, fields of flowers, rapeseed flowers, peony flowers, cherry blossoms and plum blossoms, wisteria, hydrangeas, and a scene of countless flowers in bloom. I also saw the various costumes worn by the bald monk. In Haichuan, I witnessed red plum blossoms in bloom; willows along the Su Causeway were shrouded in mist, with apricot blossoms covering the branches. After the rain, I saw plum blossoms. After a spring rain, I encountered magnolia trees. Walking in spring, cherry blossoms were in bloom. There was a sense of vitality in the air, with small bridges and flowing water amidst the rain in the distance. It was a night filled with lanterns in early autumn. The mysteries of life… Under the open sky, everything appeared yellow and vibrant; there were photos to prove it. Light rain brought a chill, though no frost had yet fallen; the leaves in front of the pavilion were half green and half yellow. Rain, rain, rain—bringing back all the rain that hadn’t fallen this year, during this season. The rice in Suzhou is still in the fields; where is your rice? Meeting a bloom in the wind and rain! ! The beauty of the water forest! Half-day tour of Wu Cheng’en’s former residence: viewing lotuses by the sea