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The bleak autumn scenery has long since faded, and there is no green left in the surrounding fields. The long drought without snow has turned the loess roads that were paved just before the freezing weather into crumbly dry loess, very much like the whole wheat flour distributed by people's heads for disaster relief, whether white, yellow, or black. Occasionally, a coal truck drove past and rolled up a yellow dragon. This yellow dragon kept rolling behind the car, and when the car slowed down, it rolled forward. People could not see the car that was still moving, and thought it was a tornado blowing on a sunny day. After the car passed by, some coal powder was sprinkled into the dry loess, and the road became black again.