In the deep blue of the lake, I see the gentle wildness.

Haba Lake is located on the edge of the Tengger Desert. When I first saw this lake, I could hardly believe my eyes. The desert and the lake coexist in such harmony, with the pure blue surface of the lake resembling fragments of the sky, quietly held up by the golden sands. A gentle breeze sweeps across the lake, creating ripples on the water, while a flock of water birds flies low overhead. The scene is so tranquil, it feels like a painting. I sat alone by the lake, gazing at the sand dunes on the opposite shore as they gradually turned golden under the sunlight. My mind settled along with the view. Haba Lake is not a bustling tourist destination; it is like a silent hermit, soothing every visitor with its most authentic scenery. At this intersection of blue and yellow, I witnessed nature's most wondrous dialogue and rediscovered a long-lost inner peace.