The sunrise in the Sahara was beautiful.
Choosing the highest dune to watch the sunrise, the panoramic view allowed one to clearly see the rapid color changes of the dunes, from black to red, and then from yellow to white, as if it were an animated effect rendered frame by frame.
Moreover, this change in light had a power that instilled silence, the noisy human voices were suddenly suppressed, and only quietness remained between heaven and earth.
It felt as if one had arrived on an alien planet.
Unlike the swift sunrise, sunset was a slow process.
For it was only after the sun had completely dipped below the horizon that the red glow of twilight began to steam forth.
This usually lasted for half an hour, and then the world lost all its color.
Bi Fang lit the campfire, which became the sole light for miles around, carving out a resolute corner in the darkness, dispelling the biting cold.
