Queya Mountain in Heyuan: Clouds churn with a roaring wind sweeping across thousands of miles

#TheGreatBeautyofGuangdong Queya Mountain in Heyuan City, Guangdong Province stands tall amid vigorous winds. It's known as "the place three feet away from heaven" to the locals. The mountain wears different looks throughout the four seasons. Clouds are common in spring and summer, while fog pervades the landscape in autumn and winter. Majestic and imposing, this mountain boasts a main peak that splits open, forming a gap of over ten meters resembling a missing tooth. This is why it is called "Queya Mountain". On clear days, when ascending Queya Mountain, one can witness the breathtaking views of wind turbines scattered along the winding mountain ridges. These marvelous turbines stand tall against the backdrop of the vast sky that stretches for thousands of miles. Looking down, the view extends as far as the eye can see, with continuous green mountains enveloping the city and villages dotted like stars on the canvas of the spectacular landscape. Filled with a surge of passion, one feels as if standing at the boundary between heaven and earth, reaching out to touch the sky.

云层在山上缓缓移动 高青 摄

白色风车依次排列 高青 摄

河源缺牙山风光 李先强 摄

河源缺牙山山高风劲，春夏常见云海，秋冬雾气弥漫，景色四季变化，在当地素有“离天三尺”之称。该山巍峨、雄伟，因主峰裂开一道十余米的大缺口，状似缺牙，故被称为缺牙山。若是晴朗的日子，来到缺牙山上，风车沿着蜿蜒的山脊线分布，矗立在青山上，连接着万里长空。向下望去，目极千里，青山连绵不绝，城市被绿地包裹沿着道路延伸，星星点点的村落点缀在江山的画布上。人类满腔的豪情激勇而发，仿佛站在了天地的分割线，伸手便可触及天空。

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