2019-11 Monthly Selected Photos

Wang, Guansong
2019-12-28 2 min read Monthly Selected Photos

Plush Bear

The prize of a company event. This one is still unclaimed and lying on the first floor sofa.

The huge plush bear is taking a nap.
The new front desk looks gentler than the old one.

Double Eleven

I have lost any urge to shop and too lazy to jump around for a 5 yuan coupon. But in the end I still fall for it.

Lunchbox

The supermarket has abalones for 4 yuan each, so I have abalones for lunch. As a northerner, I cannot resist the temptation of corns and have a drawer of them in the fridge. After boiling some, a little worm climbs out of one of them. And this particular corn tastes better than the others.

Emperor oranges. Their skins are thin and hard to peel.
I become extravagant and have abalones for lunch.
A northerner cannot resist corns. I even want to hang them on the door with ropes.
A worm comes out one of the corns after boiling. That corn tastes better.

Meilin Mountain

Undefined and I planned for the Tanglang mountain as the weekend climbing. We enter the mountain at the Meilin mountain trail entrance, reach the Meilin mountain peak “the Giant Skull”, climb down to the Meilin reservoir and leave for home. Because to finish the whole route it may take the whole day, which is way pass our preparation.

The entrance of the Meilin Mountain Hiking Trail.
Combretum indicum, also known as the Rangoon creeper or Chinese honeysuckle, is a vine with red flower clusters and native to tropical Asia.
Eyes in the trees. So the old tree god of the GoT is somehow reality based.
Tithonia diversifolia.
I find this little open area enclosed by hills on three sides and would love to build a small yard or temple here.
Mikania micrantha, a dangerous invasive plant.

Qiniang Mountain

We rent a car and drive to the Qiniang mountain in the weekend. A little bit shorter than the Wutong mountain, yet the climb is tough enough. You can still see a crater out of the peak. The Dapeng peninsula is surrounded by sea in three sides, and the view on the peak is awesome.

From wikipedia:

Qiniangshan is a mountain in Nan’ao Subdistrict, Dapeng Peninsula. At 869 metres above sea level, it is the second tallest mountain in Shenzhen after Wutongshan. It is located within the Dapeng National Geopark.

It is formed by volcano eruption in the Yanshan movement.

Shenzhen Dapeng Peninsula National Geological Park Museum.
The main peak of the Qiniang Mountain.
An open view of the peninsula.
The sun setting into the mountains.

Miscellaneous

An interesting T-shirt.
A snail is crossing the \Nan\ (same pronunciation as the chinese character for difficulty).
The shadow of the sport headset looks like a pair of eardrops.
Some uncalled insult.
A boy and his Shiba brother.
photo 2019
Wang, Guansong
Wang, Guansong
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