In July 2015, it was my first time visiting Wulong, southeast of Chongqing, which left a deep impression on me. Even today, I can’t sleep when I think about the amazement and surprise brought by this world-class limestone landform. In September 2017, when I had the urge to visit Wulong again, I flew there as soon as I could. I was looking forward to seeing the area once more because I was so impressed by my previous visit. My hopes were high due to the success of my first trip. Wulong is similar to my hometown near the Wudang Mountains and the Shennongjia forestry district in Hubei, where wonder and beauty collide. Because you can crouch in the Tiankeng (pinyin writing meaning ‘sky hole’ or ‘heaven pit’, basically a gigantic, and I mean HUGE, hole in
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