approached Kaohsiung , the little tour guide told us: Please pay attention to your words and deeds, because Kaohsiung is the base camp of the Green Camp and also their ticket warehouse. There are many Taiwanese independence elements here to prevent trouble.
Kaohsiung is a very beautiful city, especially the area around Xiziwan , with particularly beautiful scenery. Sitting in the car and looking into the distance, the blue sky was clear and distant. Under the bright sunlight, the Pacific Ocean was shining with crystal light, and the sea water hit the rugged rocks on the coast, washing the beach, and green waves rose. Unfortunately, it is not evening, so I can’t see the setting sun on the sea and enjoy the most beautiful tenderness and the most wonderful romance. I heard from the young tour guide that watching the sunset in the Pacific Ocean in Xizi Bay is a beautiful enjoyment. The car stopped beside the Xiziwan Bridge. We walked on the bridge. The bridge body was composed of a round steel structure, and the whole was white, making it look elegant and unique. Kaohsiung City’s streets are narrow, and most of the residents live leisurely, unlike Shanghai and Beijing where the roads are full of traffic and people. There are few pedestrians on the streets, and most of the entire city is still the same as the streets and alleys in the past.
Leaving Kaohsiung, we have to go to a jewelry store to shop first. This shopping left us a very unforgettable impression. Among our group, Uncle Dong not only had a blessing, but his forehead was also somewhat similar to Chairman Mao. So as soon as I arrived in the store, I saw the clerks standing in two rows at the door, smiling and clapping their hands, shouting to him: Long live Chairman Mao! We were very moved when we saw this scene and couldn't help but clap our hands back. Uncle Dong smiled and waved his hands at them, saying in Hunan accent: Hello, comrades! Hello, comrades! For a moment, everyone was immersed in a friendly and romantic atmosphere. Who would have thought that at the southernmost tip of this treasure island, the picture of "leaders" and the people appearing intimately.
After finishing shopping, we followed the Eping Highway on the Pacific Ocean to Eluanbi at the southernmost end. Eluanbi Park is located on Hengchun Peninsula in Taiwan. The island is surrounded by the sea on three sides, facing the Pacific Ocean in the east, the Taiwan Strait in the west, and the Bashi Strait in the south. It is a must-see check-in place for mainland tourists. Our car was driving fast on the black road. Perhaps the road was newly built in recent years. In order to facilitate passers-by to enjoy the sea, the brown trees on the roadside seemed short and sparse, which made us sitting in the car always intertwined with the sea without any obstruction.
Due to the influence of ocean currents, the sea surface here is often surging and stormy. Looking into the distance, the sea and sky are all around you, and you can see the magnificent scenery that is endless. It makes people feel a drop in the ocean.
Eluanbi is in Kenting National Park, marked by Eluanbi Lighthouse . It was in 1867 that a merchant ship in the United States sank on Qixing Rock. Three crew members were killed. More than 60 people swam on the shore and were killed by the original residents. Only 12 survived. It is said that Japan used this as an excuse to send troops to Taiwan and created the "Peony Society Incident". In the end, the United States and Japan asked the Qing government to build the Eluanbi Lighthouse here, which has now become the symbol of the southernmost point of Taiwan.
Due to the subtropical climate, the weather has changed along the way, sometimes with bright sunshine and sometimes with dark clouds, or a few rainstorms have been poured, but there have been no heavy rain. When I arrived at Eluanbi, I felt that the sky seemed a little dark. No, maybe the sky and the sea are too blue, and the two are shining together, as if the air has also turned blue. We are surrounded by this blue and feel dark. If it weren't for the distant skyline, I would have thought I was wandering in the air!
For a person who has only seen the turbid waves of the Yellow Sea, in the past, I heard people sing: "I love this blue ocean" and thought it was just an ideal lyric. I never knew that the sea was really so blue. It is so blue that it makes people pure and intoxicated, and it is so blue that it makes people full of dreams. Standing by the sea, letting the sea breeze blow on his face, looking at the pure and soft blue in the distance, as if snuggling in the arms of my mother, enjoying the incomparable tenderness and tranquility, as if he was about to enter a sweet dream.Only then can I understand that on this isolated island far away from the mainland, the Kuomintang would call itself "blue". In addition to the color of the party flag, does it also have a pure and natural pursuit of "blue" color?
"The sea embraces all rivers, and tolerance is great." "Blue" is so beautiful. I really hope that the "Blue" on the island is as pure and distant as the sea and the sky, and is all-encompassing. Whether it is blue, blue, or even green, I hope they are clear and crystal clear in the bright light of the red sun, and their dazzling eyes are as bright as gems. Under the premise of " 1992 Consensus ", in the face of the future plan of the Chinese nation: seek welfare for our compatriots, peace for the Taiwan Strait, unity for the country, and rejuvenation for the nation. In front of you is the Bashi Strait, the junction between the Pacific and the Indian Ocean; behind you is the motherland, a reviving Chinese homeland. Taiwan, the beloved son, will definitely return to the embrace of the motherland's mother. When we returned to
, everyone looked back frequently, as if we wanted to keep this beautiful sea blue deep in our memory.
