Please! Don't Scare Me from Behind. Little Story

Grandpa, where is this place in the photo? Oh, this place is called Heming Village. It's so beautiful. It has the most delicious Pingpo leaf glutinous rice cake. Do you know what the big tree behind it is in the photo? Haha, don't you know? It's called the kapok tree. It blooms in March and April every year. After the flowers bear fruit, the fruit will split open and a large bunch of cotton wool will scatter from the treetops. I also heard from the old people in the village that it was used to execute prisoners after the end of World War II. After the gunshots were fired that day, dozens of white cranes that were originally perched on the kapok tree were frightened and jumped up in all directions. The white cotton wool falling from the tree fell on the pool of blood and flew into the sky. This is how the crane got its name. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.