Of course, there are also the people of Weihai. She said, "And the people here in Weihai—they're down-to-earth, gentle, and very sincere toward others. Walking down the street, feeling the sea breeze, I feel a deep sense of peace and contentment." This sense of contentment isn't something that's deliberately created. It's something you gradually feel as you walk down the street, feel the sea breeze, and spend time in this city. Perhaps that's what makes Weihai so special: it's quiet, unhurried, and invites you to slow down.

　　What makes it even more special is that this poem, written for Weihai, wasn't something she had composed in advance at home. Tang Xilan said, "It was during this road trip—as I stood by the sea myself, gazing at the distant mountains and the waves—that a wealth of emotions gradually welled up within me." The poem wasn't forced out of her. It was gradually shaped by the distant mountains, the waves, the sea breeze, and the sense of peace this city brought her.

　　She makes a habit of jotting down the emotions that the mountains and sea evoke in her at that very moment, then slowly refining them into verses. So this poem captures the moment she stood on the seashore in Weihai, the distant mountains she saw, the sound of the waves she heard, and the sincerity and warmth shown to her by the people of Weihai.

　　"I also hope that through my poetry, more people will come to know Weihai and experience the unique poetic beauty of its mountains and sea," she says. She isn't merely praising a city; she is writing down the Weihai she has experienced, sharing its beauty with others, and telling the world about it.