On the Appreciation of Morning Return

Hello, tourists, welcome to the paradise of birds. "Bird Paradise" is a famous tourist attraction in Guangdong Province. On the sandbar of Tianmenhe in Xinhui County, which is 0/00 km away from Guangzhou/KLOC-,there is a strange big banyan tree with a history of more than 500 years. The branches of this tree hang down to the ground and plunge into the soil to become new trunks. In this way, with the passage of time, this big banyan tree turned itself into a forest. Thousands of white cranes, horse cranes, gray cranes and other birds live in this forest. White cranes and horse cranes go out late, and gray cranes rest at night. They alternate with each other and are orderly, forming a spectacular "bird world". 1924, after the famous writer Ba Jin visited here, he was deeply touched and wrote a well-known prose-a paradise for birds. Today, "Bird Paradise" has become a famous scenic spot, attracting thousands of tourists from Qian Qian. Bird Paradise, formerly known as "Bird Wharf", is located in Tianma River, Tianma Village, seven kilometers south of Xinhui City, Guangdong Province. On the sandbar of Tianma River, there is an ancient banyan tree with a tree age of over 500 years. The swaying banyan leaves cover more than 20 acres of river surface, and the height of the tree is about 15 meters. The branches of banyan trees have beautiful bearded air roots, which lignify and grow into new branches after landing. On the new stem, a new warm root grows, which is endless and becomes a complex and chaotic banyan cluster. In this bush, there are more than ten kinds of birds, the most striking of which are white cranes and grey horse cranes (that is, night herons, commonly known as visiting birds). White cranes come out at night, gray cranes come out at dusk and return in the morning. Early in the morning and one night, the cranes came out and returned, circling and dancing, covering the sky, twittering, singing and laughing, which became a spectacle. Well, after listening to my introduction, you must really want to see the bird paradise in person. Stop gossiping and start with me!