Looking for Hannah Quinlivan Island in the South of the Yangtze River (7)

Hannah Quinlivan Island belongs to a street in Dongtou. Surrounded by water on all sides, a bridge flies, narrowing the distance between the city and the island country. At the mouth of Oujiang River, the close contact between Wenzhou people and the sea was realized. It takes about half an hour to drive from downtown to the seaside.

On the map of the motherland, there are vast deserts, vast Gobi and vast grasslands in the north. There are endless seas and beaches in the south. Human beings are very small, but they like the vast world, where they can get rid of the fetters of the soul and integrate with nature. Stand tall and see far; If you look far, you can really stand tall.

Two ancient modern elements rode across the Hannah Quinlivan Bridge, turned right, stepped onto the dam and looked back at their way. A beautiful arc in the dense fog extends infinitely to the depth of the lens on the river, and I have to marvel at the divine power of artificial creation.

Photography: Lingzizi

Photography: Lingzizi

Photography: Zi Ling. When I returned to the city, it had cleared up.

The open river is calm, and several big ships and small boats are quietly doing their own things on the river. The sky is gray, I think, if it can clear up at this time, with blue sky and white clouds as a foil, what a magnificent scenery it would be.

Looking up, in the dark clouds, a light suddenly appeared in the sky, illuminating a small piece of water. This is such a strange moment.