Deyang people seem to like this downtown oasis, which is not far from the urban area but can temporarily keep people away from the hubbub.
This is my first time to East Lake Park.
Getting started is completely free. Into the gate, it is a long and narrow pool that extends inward, and the pool is full of colorful koi fish. Whenever tourists stop by the pool, the fish in the pool gather and wait for tourists to throw food to sacrifice to the five zang-organs temple. Fish that stir and jump in search of food often amuse tourists, especially children!
Walk up the hill along the roads on both sides of the pool, the slope is not big, and it is effortless to walk. If you want to increase the intensity of exercise, you can choose the step path, and the slope can be much steeper; More challenging.
It was cloudy and there was no rain. As a result of traveling in thin clothes and trousers, it was a little cold at first, and it didn't take long for the body to warm up. Along the way, although there are no spring flowers in full bloom, there are green trees and grass everywhere. In the hazy mist, picturesque and interesting. I think, if we can revisit it in the next spring flower season, the scenery will be beautiful and unforgettable.
Because the slope is not steep, it is easy and comfortable to walk without any effort. In a blink of an eye, I have come to the Jade Emperor View on the top of the mountain. After a turn, we had a rest and had tea in the tea garden behind the Jade Emperor Temple. At this time, the rain is ticking and there are not many tea customers. It seems that most of them are retired and enjoying the golden age. They are chatting or playing cards, and there are bursts of hearty laughter from time to time; Think of the old people who pick up dishes and rubbish in restaurants or fast food restaurants in Singapore. How lucky are these old people in China? They can roam freely between the mountains and rivers, drink tea, chat and play cards. They may be shy, unable to live a luxurious life and lacking in material resources, but their happiness index is certainly not worse than that of Singaporeans. A poem sung by a friend is the most vivid portrayal:
At this time, the rain suddenly dispersed, the more secluded the mountain, the clearer the water. The rain stopped and we walked along the corridor to the foot of the mountain. According to the calculation, we walked for two and a half hours. Nevertheless, I don't feel tired at all; Because we inhaled a lot of negative ions, the whole person seems to be reborn, but the spirit does it one brace up.