This was probably the first complete one when Jiang Cheng grew up. He didn't close his eyes for a second all night.
Accompanying Gu Fei to take pictures of the starry sky and various silhouettes with light in the dark night, and then lie on the top of the grass slope together to watch the stars. Lie with your head out.
Look at the stars, look at the moon.
Until the horizon began to shine.
Gu Fei carried the machine and climbed up the grass slope to set it up.
"Can you take it!" Jiang Cheng followed.
"Yes," Gu Fei bent over and looked at the viewfinder, "take a big egg yolk to show you."
"Take a few pictures of me in a while." Jiang Cheng said.
"Well," Gu Fei said, "in a moment you can go and jump on the opposite slope. It happens to be able to use the sun as your back."
"How to jump." Jiang Cheng asked.
"Bounce your feet off the ground, the higher the better." Gu Fei smiled.
"Okay." Jiang Cheng rubbed his hands and buttoned the hat on his coat.
Although it was already May, it was still too cold for a while before sunrise. Fortunately, I brought a thick coat.
The sunrise is one of the most exciting sights.
Jiang Cheng stared at the bright light in the sky, and when he saw a touch of gold that was not dazzling, he couldn't help but yelled: "Come out! Father Sun!"
"Mao Chengcheng is about to bloom." Gu Feile said.
"It's really like egg yolk," Jiang Yan stared at the sun rising from the horizon a little bit, "I can still stare at it now. I'll be blind in a while."
"Well," Gu Fei said while pressing the shutter, "I will let you pass in a while and you will run over. Be fast. It will only take two minutes. After that, you won't be able to shoot again."
"Okay." Jiang Cheng began to jump on the spot, moving his somewhat frozen body with his arms and legs kicking.
When the sun was about to jump out of the horizon, Gu Fei shouted: "Go!"
Jiang Cheng rushed down the grassy slope, ran all the way to the top of the opposite slope, and then started to jump no matter what the situation was.
After a tossing, sweat came out of his back.
When the sun began to turn white, Gu Fei straightened up and waved at him.
He ran down the grassy slope again, jumped all the way back to Gu Fei's side, hugged him and kissed him: "Good morning Gu Fei."
"Good morning Brother Cheng." Gu Fei smiled.
When I packed my things and walked back, I really met a lot of people who came back after watching the sunrise. I glanced at them, and there were more than dozens. According to this density, there would be hundreds of people.
I don't know if I went out in the morning, or just like them, I wandered outside last night.
"There are so many people." Jiang Cheng sighed.
"So let you not shout too loudly." Gu Fei said.
Jiang Cheng glanced at him and said nothing.
"Just ask if I make a lot of sense." Gu Fei said.
"Ah, yes yes yes yes." Jiang Cheng nodded.
When returning to the yurt, Gu Miao was standing at the door, brushing her teeth with Zhang Qiqi's girlfriend.
"Did you go to watch the sunrise?" she asked.
"Well," Jiang Cheng nodded, "You didn't go?"
"I set an alarm clock and didn't get up," she sighed with her toothbrush in her mouth. "A bunch of people went, but we didn't get up. Zhao Ke called us to come, but didn't hear it."
"I will leave at noon tomorrow, and I still have a chance in the morning." Gu Fei said.
"It feels like I still can't get up, I gave up." She looked sad.
After Gu Miao washed, they went to eat breakfast together, and sat down, only to see Pan Zhi and the others walking in with an expression of not awake, and they were following the pretty girl next to them.
"Why didn't I see you?" Jiang Cheng asked Pan Zhi.
"Grandpa," Pan Zhi whispered as he sat next to him, "Don't say anything so hypocritical. Who knows which grass nest you two hide in this night? It's strange to see it."
"Fuck." Jiang Cheng laughed.
Zhang Qiqi arranged a lot of entertainment programs for everyone. Today, there is basically no idle time. After seeing a few scenic spots, it is today's key project, grass skiing.
Although the group of people didn't sleep much last night, how could it be that no one was tired when they came out to play together like this
Gu Miao didn't care about playing anything, as long as there was a horse, but her eyes brightened when she got to the grass skating field.
There are a lot of people who play grass skating, but most tourists just sit on a board and slide down. Other slides are difficult and easy, but they are all dressed like skiing.
Gu Miao was not interested in sitting and skating. After skating twice, he refused to go up again. He stubbornly pointed to the slide where he was wearing shoes and holding a ball.
"Er Miao, that brother can't play with you, brother can't." Gu Fei said.
Gu Miao turned to look at Jiang Cheng.
"I..." Jiang Cheng hesitated. He could skateboard, but he really didn't know how to skate like this.
Gu Miao pointed at that side as if he had been tapped, and they had to take her over and inquire about it.
There is actually a slide for children.
"Let her slip," Gu Fei breathed a sigh of relief. "It's not easy to come out and play once, let her play well enough."
The coach took Gu Miao to the shortest and shortest slide. When teaching her basic posture, Gu Miao looked at him blankly with his arms folded.
"Kid, do you understand?" The coach had to ask, "Come here and learn from me..."
Gu Miao stood a little impatiently on the top of the slide in a pose ready to set off.
"Hey, very good, very standard," the coach said, "and then..."
Before he could finish speaking, Gu Miao leaned forward and slid out.
Before the coach had time to shout with her mouth open, she had already slipped to the bottom and stopped, turning her head to look at them proudly.
"Sorry," Gu Fei quickly apologized to the coach, "My sister is more anxious."
"She can skate?" The coach looked at Gu Miao.
"I always skateboard if I haven't skated," Gu Fei said. "She can balance everything."
"I thought the skateboard she was carrying was a decoration," the coach laughed. "Does that seem to be a master skateboarder?"
"It's okay." Gu Fei smiled.
After Gu Miao skid a few times, he switched to a slide with a slightly larger angle on the side.
When everyone was tired of playing and sitting in the rest area and saying something to eat, Gu Miao was still playing tirelessly, and the coach in charge of this slide couldn't hold it anymore: "Children, it's time to rest!" (End of this chapter)