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. This is indeed the case. The melted water from the snow peaks wet the rocks under my feet, and I almost sprained my ankle. Even in midsummer, everything is still white wherever you look. My uncle said that wearing sneakers to climb the mountain is not only a bit extravagant, but also very tiring for the feet. Next time he comes, he must wear hiking shoes.

But painful times are always short-lived. Although it took nearly five hours of hiking to cross the Yangmaiyong Mountain, the beautiful scenery at the end did not disappoint. The blue sea is surrounded by snow-capped mountains. The lake water is clear, blue and transparent, just like the hearts of the people of Sichuan and Tibet, clean and simple. The lakeside is surrounded by a circle of milky white. The water depth varies. The shore is slightly black due to the long-term sedimentation of plants on the bottom of the lake. The deeper you go, the bluer and more transparent the lake becomes. Standing here and looking back at the sacred mountain, you will find that the Milk Sea has wiped out the cold and solemnity from the sacred mountain, and is instead abnormally pure, tranquil and easy-going. I also have a more sincere respect for this place from the bottom of my heart, and I have a deep understanding of what it means that the land and water nurture the people.

For the local residents, the sacred mountain is their faith and the clear blue sea is their soul. They are always willing to find a piece of piety scattered throughout the world. This simplicity is just like this world. Someone in ancient times said, "Everyone says that the south of the Yangtze River is beautiful, but tourists should only grow old in the south of the Yangtze River." Today, when I visit Xishan, I feel roughly the same way.