Yancheng, you're really missing out if you don't promote this place!

There is a small but worthwhile city in Jiangsu. Not only does it have a vast sea and lush forests, but it also has a refreshing natural scenery, which is Yancheng. This land embraced by nature also nurtures countless miracles of life. In the Chinese Milu Park dyed with green, the milu deer seem to be the elves of the earth. They shuttle lightly through the woods and grasslands, either bowing their heads for food or playing and chasing. I have had eye contact with the milu deer several times, and their eyes are pure and ethereal. Take a sightseeing tour bus and bring a carrot to get close to them. Looking at the cute appearance of the milu deer's nose and mouth stretching into the car window, I instantly feel the beauty of mutual trust between humans and animals. In front of the Milu Museum, there is a "door" made entirely of milu deer antlers, which is said to have created a Guinness record. The museum is about the story of the milu deer, which is worth spending time visiting. The Red-crowned Crane Wetland Ecotourism Area is even more a flowing poem. When we went there, it was sunny after the rain, and the blue sky and white clouds were reflected in the lake, and the red-crowned cranes danced freely. This is the first time I have been so close to the red-crowned crane. Their feathers are clearly in front of my eyes, white as snow and red as rosy clouds. The crane's call is like the sound of nature, the whisper of nature, and the rhythm of life. Yancheng seems to have become more vivid and colorful because of the Chinese Milu Park and the Red-crowned Crane Wetland Ecotourism Area. For them, for this natural hymn, I can really come countless times!