Although the old photos of Guangxi have been separated for decades, they still seem to reproduce yesterday.

Although the outside world knows little about Guangxi, it does not hinder her beauty. Cantonese has long been a household name in China and even in the world, but little known is that Cantonese originated in Wuzhou, Guangxi. Colorful ethnic customs are an important reason to attract tourists to Yunnan, but Guangxi's ethnic customs and dialect types are also leading the way. You may have been to Gulangyu Island in Xiamen, a crowded seaside in Qingdao, but do you know that there is a beautiful, delicious and interesting Weizhou Island in Beihai, Guangxi? This is the quiet Guangxi, as low-key as a sugarcane farmer who will only bury his head in cutting sugar cane.

Everyone says that Guangxi is "eight mountains, one water and one field", but when foreigners come to Guangxi, they often have some confusion: what about those mountains in Guangxi? Only after reading the map did I know that Guangxi is a basin, like a cauldron. The bottom of the pot is a plain hill below 200 meters above sea level, surrounded by mountains above sea level 1000 meters, like a fence. I started from Maoer Mountain in the northeast with a magnifying glass and searched clockwise: Yuechengling, Haiyang Mountain, Dupangling, Mengzhuling, Daguishan, Yunkaishan, Rong Da Mountain, 60,000 Mountain, 100,000 Mountain, Daqing Mountain, Liu Shaoshan, Jinzhongshan, Cenwanglaoshan, Qinglong Mountain, Fenghuang Mountain, 90,000 Mountain, Damiao Mountain and Da Nanshan Mountain.

God thought it was too lazy to create the Guangxi basin, so he put four groups of arc mountains in the basin, one of which was the most special-this arc was just on the golden line of Guangxi, and it was a "golden arc". She is the third of the four arcs: Duyangshan-Daming Mountain-Zhenlongshan-Lianhua Mountain-Dayaoshan-Jiaqiaoling. Geologist Li Siguang named her "Guangxi Arc". Not only that, there is also a rather mysterious geographical latitude-the Tropic of Cancer, which appears and disappears in this area. However, it seems that Guangxi is not divided into southern Guangxi and northern Guangxi by "Gui Arc", but into eastern Guangxi and western Guangxi. The dividing line is generally along the Xiang-Gui Railway, from Guilin, Liuzhou, Laibin and Nanning to Qinzhou.

Unique mountains and unique water add a layer of ethereal and hazy temperament to Guangxi, and through time and space, it gives people the illusion that time is frozen here, as if everything will be static forever. Only on March 3 every year, folk songs break the silence and start a new cycle. . . . . .