The airplane roared.
The pilot was a master of his craft, flying steadily.
Despite the low-altitude flight, the scenery outside the windows was incredibly majestic.
This was Shennongjia, the most mysterious place in China, the Central China Ridge, Blade Mountain, the swirling mists between the mountains—all part of its unique landscape.
People say that July is the best time to see Shennongjia, with the Dajiu Lake surrounded by clouds and mist.
The view on the ground wasn't as nice, though, looking like a refugee transfer, people all sitting in a row. The almost empty plane's carrying capacity was almost entirely taken up by passengers.
However, they could only look from the outside, as the depths of Shennongjia belonged to a forbidden area, not open to the public. Moreover, the pilot said that there was a strong natural magnetic field inside, which could cause wireless communication systems to fail and electronic equipment to easily get damaged.
