Winter Wonderland: Hutubi Mountains

When the cold winter wind blows, the Hutubi Mountains put on their white winter clothes and put on a breathtaking winter show. From a distance, the rolling mountains look like a winding dragon lying on the ground, covered with white snow, shining with tiny light under the sunlight, holy and solemn. The mountain peaks meet the blue sky, the pure blue and the flawless white complement each other, like a natural watercolor painting, beautiful and breathtaking. When you get closer, you can see the snow scene in a staggered manner. The pine trees stand stubbornly on the hillside, their branches bent by the snow, like wearing white velvet hats, or like guards on duty, guarding this winter mountain and river. The snow under your feet is soft and thick, and every step makes a "creak" sound, as if it is a winter movement played by nature. Walking slowly along the mountain path, you can occasionally see rocks half covered by snow. They are of different shapes, some like eagles about to fly, some like clumsy beasts, and the snow adds a bit of mystery to them. If you are lucky, you can also meet small animals foraging in the snow, and their agile figures add a lot of vitality to the quiet winter forest. When you reach the top of the mountain, you can see the whole winter scenery of Hutubi. The villages in the distance are scattered, and the smoke rises from the roofs, adding a touch of human touch to the cold winter. The mountains in front of you are outlined by the sun, with light and dark interlaced, and the layers are distinct, showing a kind of majestic beauty. The winter mountains of Hutubi have no spring flowers, no summer greenery, and no autumn colors, but with their unique silver-white world and quiet atmosphere, people can feel the magic and greatness of nature. Here, the soul seems to be washed by the pure snow scene, all the troubles and fatigue are thrown to the clouds, leaving only a deep attachment to the winter scenery.