Emei Moon Night

What an old man saw and heard when he returned to Sichuan, where he had been away for many years, made him realize that the motherland is so great. In late March in Yangchun, at the foot of Mount Emei, the world-famous Buddhist fairyland, a spring rain just passed, ushering in a sunny and windy day. When the rain passes and the clouds open, the mountains are as green as picturesque, and the trees are as green as dye, making Baoguo Temple, the first famous temple at the foot of Mount Emei, even more solemn and majestic. It was mid-afternoon. An Audi car with a Chengdu license plate drove down from the exit of the Chengdu-Lezhou Expressway in the east. It passed through the gate of "Famous Mountains in the World" written in big Chinese characters by Guo Moruo and then drove to the gate of Baoguo Temple and stopped suddenly. The front seat door opened, and a capable middle-aged man stepped out. He quickly opened the back seat door and helped out an old man who was about seventy years old but still energetic. The old man looked at the green tiles and red walls of Baoguo Temple, surrounded by the shade of towering green trees, shining brightly in the setting sun. He said to himself with emotion: "The sun and the moon were as numerous as the sun and the moon, but the mountains and rivers can no longer be recognized." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.