A few unidentified birds flew around in the air before settling on the tree, chirping and frolicking loudly.
Provincial City's development still lags far behind the southern cities. However, being less developed isn't necessarily a bad thing; at least in the city, you can still see birds and smell the flowers.
Even in the city center, there are quite a few older neighborhoods, including some long-established schools, with lush trees everywhere, especially the plane trees, which are so big that one person can't wrap their arms around them.
This type of greenery not only makes it comfortable and pleasant to look at, but also gives one a sense of the city's rich historical depth.
Of course, seeing birds often is also considered a perk, though due to their ubiquity, most people have yet to realize how precious this really is.
