The magnitude 6.8 earthquake in western Sichuan was also felt in Chengdu. At the time of the earthquake, Chengdu was in a sealed state due to the high cost of the epidemic. Residents were not allowed to go out, but when the earthquake came, how might they not escape? This is really an era-level difficulty.
Looking at the affected areas this time, from Ya’an all the way west to Luding, to Moses Town at the foot of Gongga Mountain. I have traveled back and forth many times on this route, and I am very familiar with it, so I am very careful.
Ya’an is the entrance of the Ancient Tea Horse Road. Entering Ya’an means entering the Tibetan area. Ya’an has “Three Yas”, which are “Ya Nv, Ya Yu, and Ya Yu”. “Ya Nv” refers to the beauty of Ya’an, and the girls there are beautiful. “Yayu” means that there is a lot of rain in this place, and it rains all day long. Where it rains all day, there is little sunshine, and it is natural for girls to be fair and watery, so “Ya Nu” is published. Coincidentally, every time I pass through Ya’an, it rains unexpectedly. The weather was good before. It rained as soon as I entered Ya’an, and stopped as soon as it came out. I really don’t believe in “Ya’an”. As for “Yayu”, it is a fish originating from the Yarlung Zangbo River.
Every time I pass Ya’an, it is to travel to the Gongga Mountains. I have to go all the way through Erlang Mountain. Erlang Mountain has a tunnel through the mountain. The mountains block the climate on both sides. Passing through the tunnel, to the other side of the mountain, but autumn is strong, a golden.
Then all the way down the mountain, I saw the surging Dadu River, and I arrived at Luding. If you go further, you can go to Kangding. If you think of the scenic spot of Gongga Mountain, you can go to Moses Town. According to reports, Moses Town, the epicenter of the earthquake, suffered extensive damage. These are the places I am very familiar with, so I am very careful, man-made disasters can be avoided, and natural disasters can be blocked. I can only hope that the local friends I met at that time are safe and sound.
Lee Chun Eun
