It was an autumn day.
The sky was high and the atmosphere was refreshing.
We were in the heart of the Savage Wilderness, in the vast region of Mount Taiping, within the most primitive and long-standing forest. You could hardly see the autumn layers of the forest in shades of colors.
Such a forest remains green throughout the four seasons, with each showing a different shade of green.
For example, the forest turns a tender green in spring, deep green in summer, yellowish-green in autumn, and pale green in winter.
Of course, amongst the large forest, there also exist a handful of trees that turn fire red in this season. They sprinkle amongst the forest, from a distance, they look particularly beautiful and pleasing to the eyes.
Within the seemingly boundaryless vast forest.
