Jin De Feng Fisheries This is a century-old milk fish farm with an expansive area covering about 97 hectares. At dawn, the mountain range slips out of the dark. The Black-crowned Night Herons, with stomachs full,,take the trip home one after another, sometimes uttering voices that seem to have meaning. At sunrise, the Kentish Plover fledglings on the bank of the fish farm hurtle around and the mother is busy counting beaks. The power of maternity is really innate. Warm Shangri-la In 2002, I watched my father limping along the bank of the fish farm due to minor stroke. Sometimes, although the slippers he wore would slip, he still bore a 30kg of milk fish fodder on his shoulder. At dusk, his fuzzy figure faded into the dark. The family bond that can never be taken apart awakened me. When I returned to my hometown in 2002, I went with my beautiful wife, A-Juan, and my three boys. We live at the Jin De Feng Fisheries , which to us is like Shangri-la. (40% off on weekdays)
