Check in at the ten-thousand-acre lotus pond, come for the lotus

Check in at the ten-thousand-acre lotus pond, come for the lotus. Today, the misty rain is the perfect weather for appreciating the lotus. We drove to the ten-thousand-acre lotus pond. The fine drizzle, delicate and continuous, brings a sense of haziness, romance, and poetry. Large expanses of green rush into view. The varying shades of green are vibrant and elegant. I love this grand and bustling lotus pond. The lotus flowers come in various colors, from passionate red to pale pink, and fuzzy yellow. Some have already formed seed pods. Pure and untainted, the lotus always remains noble. If possible, being a lotus flower in the pond would be a blessing. Tiny beads fall on jade plates, with pearls rolling on the lotus leaves, crystal clear and very cute. Some people use lotus leaves as hats, which can shield from the sun and rain. The tinkling sound of wind chimes is incessant, as if whispering and telling us about the charm of nature. Taking a boat ride through the lotus, I couldn't help but think of the phrase, 'Racing to cross, startling a flock of gulls and egrets.' The cultural and creative ice cream, a bamboo tube ice cream, is imprinted with the mark of Xinghua, savoring that sentiment. The child said that after eating, it can be washed and used as a pen holder, making full use of it. Coming for the lotus, it was worth the trip.