Enshi, like a grand landscape poem written by the earth for China, where every vista is a captivating chapter. The mystical power of the 30th parallel north leaves its profound mark here: the Enshi Grand Canyon, cleaved by a giant axe, with cliffside walkways suspended amidst the clouds, breathtakingly thrilling; The emerald waters of the Qingjiang River wind like a jade ribbon through the karst peaks, graceful and enchanting; the Shoboya Stone Forest features jagged rocks entwined with vines, resembling an ancient labyrinth reborn; the Earth’s Heart Valley is deep and serene, its ancient paths echoing with the millennia-old footsteps of Ba-Chu civilization. Amidst these untamed landscapes dwell the warm-hearted, unpretentious Tujia people. Stilted houses cling to the mountainsides, the rhythmic beats of the Baishou dance fill the air, the aroma of cured pork drifts through the alleys, and the Daughter City glows with lantern light—where culture and nature intertwine, and everyday life coexists with poetry. This is not only the “World Capital of Selenium,” but also a hidden realm forgotten by time. Visiting Enshi is more than a journey; it is stepping into a living landscape painting. Here, you can hear the earth’s breath, feel the pulse of its people, and rediscover reverence and love for the mountains and rivers amidst towering peaks and ancient villages.