A Natural Abode, the Delights of the Mountains | Escape the Heat and Pick Fresh Fruit at Qingcheng Back Mountain

| Escape the heat and pick fresh fruit at Qingcheng Back Mountain. Before opening, the mountain retreat transplanted fruit trees from Longquan Mountain. Originally intended for spring blossom viewing, they brought an unexpected delight. Last year, most of the fruit was eaten by insects, birds, and squirrels, leaving barely any for us— just a small taste. But this year, the harvest is abundant! Cherries and mulberries ripened earlier, while plums and peaches are ready now. Asian pears and blueberries are also maturing day by day. The branches are heavy with fruit— pink, red, green, yellow, and purple— a sight that brings pure joy. Naturally ripened fruit, picked straight from the tree, rinsed lightly with mountain spring water, can be enjoyed right away. This is one of the simple pleasures of mountain living.