Hong Kong, a "city that never sleeps", is there any beautiful scenery worth enjoying?

Victoria Harbour is a place that everyone who comes to Hong Kong for the first time will go.

The sea breeze in Victoria Harbour is full of charm even in the dead of winter and near Christmas night. Looking back, half of Hong Kong Island is brightly lit, like fireworks blooming from the mid-levels, confusing people's eyes. Looking at the fireworks in Kowloon on the other side, it is also like stars.

Not far away, the sunset is sinking to the bottom of the sea bit by bit. Xia Hong is all over the sky. Blue waves, white sands and hotels are all dyed golden oranges. I have never seen such an attractive sea and such a lingering dusk.

Hong Kong, too uncomfortable to cooperate so poetically, seems more suitable to plunge into the busy world and have a love affair with those beautiful things.

Tassel doesn't know whether the fall of Hong Kong fulfilled her love or the overthrow of a metropolis fulfilled her: Zhang Ailing doesn't know whether Hong Kong made her gossip life or the love of the whole city made Hong Kong's gorgeous legend. People don't know whether Hong Kong is tempting people or whether people in this city are too indulgent.

Hong Kong belongs to the night, and the day is so hurried that people have no time to take care of everything: the sun waves goodbye to the western hills, the crescent moon rises quietly, and the city begins to wake up. As night fell, the city began to be lively and colorful, which also made people feel like stopping and lingering.

In Hong Kong, two or three o'clock in the morning is never considered very late, because the streets are full of buses and people, which makes people feel that it is night now. The street, midnight snack and small bar are crowded with people, and there are noisy laughter from time to time.

Everything that is familiar and evil during the day seems to have changed. The stately high-rise buildings blink in the sunset, and then they change into night clothes in a charming or noble way. Wearing jewels, they boarded the luxurious stage at the seaside of Victoria. The protagonist of twists and turns is light and color. The scenery is a clean sea where only waves can be seen during the day, and it is also gorgeous and lively at this time.

The infinite charm of Victoria Harbour at night is beyond words. That kind of experience is undoubtedly a spiritual enjoyment echoed with dust. If it rains heavily around noon, the sky, the sea and the ground will be clean.

At night, the air is fresh and comfortable, and several white clouds are clearly carved, as if stuck to the top of the mountain and the roof. All the tiredness, worry and annoyance are gone, only a light and transparent spirit is left, dancing freely with the fresh sea breeze. Among the miles of lights, there are only two changes: a small wide rainbow light on the spire of the central square keeps changing colors; The horizontal stripe pattern in the center of the central ring gradually changes color from bottom to top, and turns to one color in turn according to the order of red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple.

Strolling along the Avenue of Stars, you can see the neon-lit high-rise buildings on Hong Kong Island. In front of us are multi-dimensional and eternal three-dimensional stunning works: 78-story high-rise buildings such as the Central Plaza and the Bank of China Building are magnificent and gorgeous against the backdrop of lights; Lights on both sides of Victoria Harbour come and go with the harbour. The magnificent cruise ships meet, and the beauty is inseparable and unclear.

Standing in the night wind, staring at the beautiful Xiangjiang River, the melody of "Pearl of the Orient, if you hug" rings in my ear, thinking "Don't hesitate to be a Xiangjiang person". Pearl of the Orient, no need for excessive praise.

After the return of Hong Kong, it is still bustling, crowded and busy, but it is not the same as Hong Kong in the mid-1990s, showing a touch of sadness, giving people the sorrow of the declining aristocracy. Perhaps only time will tell us whether there is how bright in this Oriental Pearl.