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The clouds in Dali are a collection of the richest colors in the world, including red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. The colorful and ever-changing Dali cloud landscape has become the fifth natural landscape in Dali area after the four major landscapes of "Wind, Flowers, Snow and Moon".
In order to fully demonstrate the ecological beauty and natural beauty of Dali, and to instantly display Dali’s natural landscape of “steaming clouds and rosy clouds” in a fully documentary form, after research and decision, starting from today’s special day, in the “Dali Release” and other important external publicity The platform launched the [Daily Cloud Pictures·Recording Dali] column to collect photography works from photography enthusiasts about the Dali cloud landscape captured that day.
When submitting your work, photographers are required to add poetic text that matches the scene and content of the picture. We will select one of the most distinctive Yunxia pictures every day, and match the corresponding poetic text to be published in this column for a long time.
Photography enthusiasts are kindly requested to insist on taking the various and colorful cloud landscapes of Dali that day as the shooting theme, observe carefully, take pictures carefully, and actively submit articles to make their own contribution to the promotion of Dali's "fifth natural landscape".
Dali, with its beautiful water, mountains and scenery, will become radiant and charming because of the presence of a cloud.
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Daily Cloud Atlas·Recording Dali
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7 1st Three Towers
Photo by Zhao Yu
The clouds in Dali are of various shapes and forms, but the most beautiful one is the jade belt. cloud . That piece of jade belt that is as light as a piece of clothing, stretching, meandering, and perfectly tied halfway up the Cangshan Mountain, is the jade belt cloud. What accompanies her appearance is the gentle breeze and drizzle, as well as the poetic feeling, because she is a true portrayal of Cangshan's ink-free Qianqiu paintings, and a poetic expression of the unparalleled wind, flowers, snow and moon. With her as a foil, the Three Pagodas of Chongsheng Temple that have stood majestically on the Cang'er land for thousands of years have become more modest and more agile. The nineteen peaks of Cangshan Mountain, arranged in a line from north to south like an emerald screen, have added charm, lightness, and an auspicious hada dedicated to the beautiful China.
—— Li Zhihong
Editor: Yang Weiqi
Review: Li Zhengbo
Final review: Li Jianqi
