The rainy season in Jinling at the end of June, about the sea

? Nanjing entered the rainy season at the end of June. When I was at the beach, I heard that the rainy season had already begun in Nanjing, and there was a heavy rain, causing several places to be flooded. On the first day back from the beach The sun was shining brightly and the air was sultry. Walking outside felt like a fish thrown onto the scorching beach, dehydrated and wanting to collapse.

It is said that in the mountains one does not know how long the sun and the moon are, and on the seashore one does not know how short the world is. I like the world by the sea, just like the Yushan Island I visited more than ten years ago: the deep blue sea, tents pitched at night, and rows of fishing fires shining on the sea with the wind blowing.

My impression of the sea comes from Zhang Yusheng’s favorite song "The Sea" when I was a teenager, although I have also heard of the sea, my hometown. Zhang Yusheng’s sea and the MV scenes at that time gave me the feeling that the sea was just a little bigger than the rivers and lakes in my hometown, until I saw the real sea.

My impression of the sea has always remained in literary and artistic descriptions, mainly from some literary films about the sea. I imagine the blue water and the long hair floating around like seaweed.

The first time I saw the sea was in 2002. That year, because of the company's organization, I finally got to see the sea for the first time. It is on the seaside of Lianyungang, and the sea in Lianyungang is the East China Sea. The water I saw for the first time was not particularly clear. When I got on the motorboat, the guy driving the motorboat took me to the far side of the sea. The sea was blue and deep at that time, but the excitement of seeing the sea for the first time overshadowed it. My fear of the sea.

The first year I started studying photography I went to Kasumigaura. Kasumigaura is more of a tidal flat. When I went there, the sea water had actually receded, and there were countless fence poles standing high on the beach. I heard that they were all hung with kelp. We took pictures of the sunset and sunrise on the beach.

The second time I saw the sea was Yushan Island. It was the first time in my life that I camped outdoors, and sleeping with the waves on my back is my most profound memory. Wearing a fairy-like bohemian dress, with her long hair and dress blown by the sea breeze, all the moments at the seaside are unforgettable and beautiful for me. It took almost three hours of fishing boat ride to reach Yushan Island. At the last moment when I saw Yushan Island, I vomited to death.

The sea on Yushan Island is deep and blue, vast and boundless. The white waves of the waves are constantly hitting the rocks, raising waves more than one meter high. The deep blue water satisfies my imagination of the sea. I had never thought about what was in the deep sea, even though I had watched many movies about the sea.

The third time I saw the sea was Antarctica. The sea in Antarctica was a trip I took with a few friends. We drank beer at the beach, blew the sea breeze, played in the sea water, and took pictures of the sunset. As for that trip, I don’t have much memory of the sea, because there were many travelers on the island and many friends on the same journey, and I was just one of them drowned. The Antarctic Island has always given me the feeling of being messy. There are rows of shops lined up with various seafood restaurants, crowded people, messy scenes and extremely expensive food. However, my memory of the sea is so rare.

The fourth sea seems to be in Africa. Our trip to Kenya ended with a trip to the beach in Mombasa, which has the most beautiful and finest white sand beach in the world, as well as the East Indian Ocean. The wind blows. The coconut grove, sunset, warm yellow roofs and pink sky left me with the best memories.

? This time the sea is the sea of ??Hailing Island and the South China Sea. The sea water is green on cloudy days, and the sea water is blue on blue sky days. We have been walking around the seaside for three days. Watch the sunset on Mawei Island and see the unpredictable colors of the sea under the rich clouds; we walked on the beach of Dajiao Bay in the evening, listening to the waves coming up and receding layer by layer, and we also lit up fireworks; the sea in Dongshan The blue waves hit the beach layer by layer, and some fish carcasses were also left on the beach. On the day we said goodbye, the water was exceptionally blue, with a few white sails on the surface. The waves surged upward layer by layer. Green trees, red flowers, and the blue sea all the way. This was my last impression of Hailing Island. .