Gao Yangwei, Huidong, with its beautiful black reef rocks

This area of reef is located at Gao Yangwei Beach, the end point of the famous Heipaijiao hiking route in Huidong. Due to the unfinished Heipaijiao road, this place is mostly quiet and uninhabited. However, this is not an unknown place. Last time I came, I met a landscape photography team, and today, I met a foreign model shooting team. Heroes see the same, it seems that they all appreciate the beauty of this undisturbed scenery. The reef here suddenly appears between two beaches. A large piece of dark reef is inserted into the white sand, but it does not appear abrupt, presenting a kind of peculiar relative beauty. Saying it's dark, it's not exactly. That's the color of the reef that has been soaked in seawater for a long time. Most of the body exposed to the air shows different colors such as iron gray, yellow-brown and even pale. The crisscross scars on the stone surface silently tell you the power of time. Because of the existence of the reef, the waves here have also risen. The gentle sea water caressing bare feet on the flat beach, when it turns here, it becomes the surging waves that roll up thousands of snow, layer upon layer, advancing one after another, coming recklessly. The extreme rigidity and softness of water can be seen here. Climbing to the high place of the reef, you can look far away to the Sunrise Yinsa Hotel next to Niutouling, and under your feet is another piece of white uninhabited beach, extending forward.