Along the Yellow River's winding course, sand banks form its shore. At Baima Crossing, the willows lean toward…
Along the Yellow River's winding course, sand banks form its shore. At Baima Crossing, the willows lean toward the city walls.
Though the river now flows into the Clear Stream, its waters remain muddied. Since the battle at Baima Station, The ferry landing has become a place for people to remember the fallen heroes.
Some say, if you stand in the river wind, you can still hear the warriors' mourning from a hundred years ago.
Others scoff. How can you hear songs echoing from a century ago? They say it's a homesick tune carried from the north, a melody of Yannan warriors longing to return. When the blossoms bloom on the roadside, they will slowly come home.