The scenery of Northern China

The scenery of Northern China is covered in ice for thousands of miles and snowy for thousands of miles.

Looking inside and outside the Great Wall, there is nothing but recklessness; The river rises and falls, suddenly losing its flow.

The silver snake dances on the mountain, galloping like a wax elephant, wanting to compete with the heavens in height.

On a sunny day, it's particularly enchanting to see red clothes wrapped in plain clothes.

The rivers and mountains are so charming, attracting countless heroes to bend over.

Cherish the martial arts of Emperor Qin and Han, slightly inferior to literary talent; Tang Zong and Song Zu were slightly less charming.

A generation of Tianjiao, Genghis Khan, only knows how to shoot large eagles with a curved bow.

Mount Huangshan pine grows in a strange way. They are all rooted in rock crevices. There is no soil and the branches extend to one side. Yes, Mount Huangshan pine, which is all over the mountains, grows in such an environment. Their roots are mostly in the air, swaying like tendrils in the wind, in order to better welcome rain and dew, and embrace the sunshine. The mountain peaks here are steep, with little soil and many rocks, making it difficult to retain a lot of water. But they can all grow so green and tall, graceful and elegant! So, who is nourishing these rootless trees? Is it a cloud? Is it fog?