In love with the clouds of the Caribbean

Author: Yang Yunyun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Derived from childhood adventures, my steps became extraordinary. The other side of the Earth was just a distance. I enjoy appreciating beautiful things, putting it into my heart, and expressing it in words, making the words lively, like my little brain. Clear eyes dislike seeing darkness and are always lost in bright colors, just to defend their purity. I am unwilling to show off and prefer to quietly be myself, finding joy in joy and depth in solitude. I have the heart of someone in their twenties. Staying in the noisy city makes me very restless, so why not pack all my belongings and find an island to stay for a year. There, it's not just about the vast sea and blue sky, but also many unexpected wonders and beautiful scenery, leisurely beach time, self-sufficiency, hurricanes that uproot trees, egrets that rest anytime on the streets, and spiders that ambush in the dark. If I have the chance, I can work and live in an unknown small country. Although it's going abroad, not the United States, not Europe, but a Caribbean island nation far behind China in terms of living standards and urban construction. Far away from the chaos of the city, to an island, quietly savoring nature and the originality of life, and re-experiencing the heart of youth. Where is the Caribbean Sea? Distant. Everyone knows the Aegean Sea, just as the Athens Olympics recently opened; it's not the Mediterranean Sea, which is in the Middle East, a place where wars are fought every day. The Caribbean Sea is between the North American continent and the South American continent, too vague. Cuba, a good friend of the Chinese people, the hometown of Castro, the hometown of cigars, is the largest island country in the Caribbean region, with another dozen or so scattered small island countries. Where will I go? Antigua and Barbuda, a small island country of only 40,000 square kilometers, not even as big as one district in Beijing. That's okay, let me stand here and open a window for you to the Caribbean, and together we can smell the sea breeze there.