In June, the seaside is the scorching sun, the sudden wind and rain, and the vibrant greenery. In the lush farmland, corn grows strong, standing like short spears. And in the flourishing jungle, tropical flowers bloom unabashedly, their spreading leaves shading the sunlight, even the coastal Luwei can grow taller than a person.
The tall reeds grow on the edge of the mangrove swamp. They extend from the seaside to the inland of the South, passing through a seven or eight-mile long river, and converge with a narrow lagoon. Here, the distant sea and sky are vaguely visible, and the nearby woods are lush and verdant. And on the riverbank, where the Luwei and the woods coexist, lies a low and inconspicuous encampment.
