The Wind Stops the Grass of the Southern Country

Grass of the South refers generally to alfalfa from the River Country. Every year, the monsoon will visit this small, isolated country on time, and then mysteriously hover here for a long time, never wanting to leave. What's worth mentioning is that they are particularly fond of the patch of alfalfa in the northern forest. Whenever autumn comes, the alfalfa there will be covered in a blood-red color on time, like some kind of memorial. There is such a legend: the wind stops at the grass in the south. Conception: