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Mountains are connected to mountains, and dark red stone mountains are stacked together irregularly and continuously; the pale yellow soil slopes are overgrown with weeds, wild jujubes are intertwined with each other, and various unnamed fruit-bearing shrubs of various heights and eight lows are mostly rooted in the cracks of the stones, making them extremely difficult to pick. In summer, the sunny slopes are covered with large tracts of wild flowers and wattle. From a distance, there are green patches, red patches, blue patches and purple patches. It is hard to tell what the patterns are. In autumn, sea buckthorns are all over the mountains and fields, like golden yellow ribbons, falling freely, which is quite spectacular. After snowfall in winter, the vast expanse of white sky stretches as far as the eye can see, with earth mountains and stone mountains blending into one, solemn and majestic like a sleeping dragon. The mountain divides the sky and the earth into two halves. The winding line cannot be drawn where its head begins and where its tail ends.