Wuwei: Horses trample on flying swallows

Wuwei is a stop in Liangzhou worth making a special visit. One day, between Leitai and the Confucian Temple, encounter the unique atmosphere of Wuwei.

Before even venturing deep into Wuwei, the presence of Lei Terrace had already arrived. From afar, seeing that scene, even the fatigue from traveling quietly eased, and he just wanted to stand a little longer.

The Confucian Temple is the most captivating part of Wuwei. Walking along its veins, every corner hides a different expression, stretching time and space here.

Avoiding the crowds, you slip into Tianti Mountain, where Wuwei reveals its true self. The elderly, the alley, the stove, and the laughter all settle into your memory before the scenic spots.

After nightfall, the bronze galloping horses of Wuwei turn on their lights, and the warm yellow light turns the grandeur of the day into gentleness. Sitting down and doing nothing is also a form of arrival.

When leaving Wuwei, I felt a bit reluctant, but the image of Lei Tai replayed in my mind. But it was precisely this reluctance that proved the trip was not in vain—it quietly left a part of itself with you.