It stands on the opposite side so brightly

Caishi Creek, the painting is beautiful in the water, and the water flows on the painting. Along the creek, you can enjoy the colorful banded stones, a geological wonder of 1.8 billion years with five generations living together. In the ten-mile mountain stream, the colorful stones are paved at the bottom of the creek, with sparkling waves and unique geological features, like a splash-ink freehand brushwork. Walking along the creek on the stone-paved path, you can enjoy the different sceneries of the four seasons, full of wild interest, with peach blossoms falling like red rain. No matter when or how you visit the Caishi Creek Scenic Area, it will leave you with beautiful memories. The Caishi Creek and Peach Blossom Valley Scenic Areas are now free of charge, but in the past, Caishi Creek required a ticket like Mount Tai. We planned to take the Caishi Creek shuttle bus to Huangshi Cliff and walk down to play, but unfortunately, the local organization held an outdoor activity for citizens, hiking the Peach Blossom Valley route, and the shuttle bus was suspended, so we had to join the activity. Hiking to Caishi Creek back and forth took a total of 4 hours. Although the water volume in Caishi Creek is not much in autumn, it is still clear to the bottom. There are a few ginkgo trees by the roadside, with golden leaves reflecting under the washed sky, and our mood also soared. On one side of the creek is a walking path, where you can play along the creek. I think summer should be its correct way to open, with the creek gurgling and the colorful stones looking more beautiful under the nourishment of water. Speaking of colorful stones, they are actually gray and white striped, occasionally with some red rocks, but they are also very beautiful.