Pillow River: Lanshan River

Cheng Yan, a sixteen-year-old boy from Huizhou, embarked on a journey through the mountains and rivers of China, carrying the old She Yan inherited from his grandfather. Starting from the Shegong Ancient Temple in Shuikou, Huizhou, go north along the Jiangnan Waterway, passing by Wudang Hengzhong, Zhongyue Wenzhong, and the Yellow River Pillar; then enter Baiyue in the southwest, listen to Naxi ancient songs, Zhuangxiang antiphons, Dong village songs, and watch Luo Yue on the Huashan rock paintings Soul; cross the sea to the end of the world, visit Mazu, walk the Maritime Silk Road, cross Dunhuang, and ask the Queen Mother of the West at the top of Kunlun; finally go northwest, pass through the Helan rock paintings, cross the long tune of the grassland, climb the Potala Palace, guard the snow-covered sacred dogs, and finally reach the foot of Mount Everest. A map of mountains and rivers on the bottom of an inkstone fills up inch by inch with each step. Mountains and rivers are intact, and stories are always new. This is not a travelogue, but a Chinese myth measured by a young man's feet.