I visited Mount Tai in August and opted for a night hike to avoid the sun. I was surprised to find that most people shared the same sentiment. I followed the group up from the Red Gate. Once I reached the South Gate, the air was shrouded in mist, as if I had truly ascended to heaven. Looking back on the climb, I had two main feelings: the heat. I didn't expect it to be this hot at night. My clothes were soaked with sweat throughout the hike. Fortunately, I had brought spare clothes with me, so I quickly changed when I felt cold at the top. Otherwise, I would have caught a cold! The second is that it feels like there are so many people coming to Mount Tai, and the whole way is crowded. Many times the person in front suddenly stopped, and the person behind would bump into his back without knowing it. If it weren’t for the walking stick, it would be really thrilling. However, most of the people who come to climb the mountain are young people, and they will subconsciously help each other no matter whether they know each other or not. Although they don’t fall, it is definitely not a pleasant feeling (I still have to sigh here, the inadvertent warmth between strangers really shows the quality. The country is getting stronger and stronger, and the quality of the people is getting higher and higher!) Finally, I hope the motherland will become more and more prosperous, and I hope everyone can see this beautiful land!