"If the lotus flower is the delicate color that the city gives in summer, then the "reed" in autumn and winter is the gentle poetry given by the season.
At this time, follow the author's footsteps and go to see the "reed" flowers swaying.
To the east of Huayang Community, Lingxi Town, there is a village called Dongyang. Dongyang Village is backed by Efeng Mountain, and has built a mountaineering trail with the mountain as the scenery, and this mountain "reed" grows in Efeng Mountain, next to the trail.
Depart from the entrance at the foot of the mountainThe total length of the Efeng Mountain hiking trail is about 6 kilometers, and 4 kilometers of trails and more than 3,000 steps have been repaired. There is a pavilion built on the hill where you can rest. There is a camping base at the top of the mountain where people can play.
Beside the promenade near the top of the mountain, on the nearby hillside, as far as the eye can see, patches of "reed" flowers sway in the wind with gentle and graceful postures, decorating the scenery along the way.
Lush but not fragrant, prosperous but not glamorous, "reed" is simple and low-key, and does not compete with the group.
Taking into account flexibility, folding and continuous, "reed" is tenacious and contains the spirit of grassroots.
Against the backdrop of the midday sun, the "reed" flowers are like stars falling into the grass and trees, or snowflakes, exuding a golden light, which makes people sigh at the beauty of nature.
There is no distraction in the world, only the tranquility and peace under the warm sun, as well as you and the "right person" who accompanies you, which makes winter a little more romantic.
The scenery is warm, and the heart is also warm!
You may ask, "Aren't reeds longer than rivers and lakes?"How can it be in the mountains?Yes, in fact, it is not a real reed that grows on the mountain, but a kind of miscanthus grass, which looks very similar to the reed, and is widely used in courtyards, gardens and public greenery. The miscanthus on Mount Efeng is not cultivated artificially, it is grown in the wild. In this mountain, which is nearly 600 meters above sea level, nature has given a different kind of gift. Let's think this is a reed, and let's "confuse the real with the fake".
Distant mountain scenery around Goose Peak Mountain.