This photo captures the enchanting moment of dawn, where the ethereal transition between night and day is illuminated by soft light. In this work, the blending of light and shadow, the gradient of monochrome, and the blurred line between sea and sky together create a world that is both real and dreamy. 

Due to some political reasons, the entrances of some houses in the Tongzilou in the photo were blocked by bricks. However, for some unknown reason, the barrier at the entrance to one of the rooms in this image was broken, exposing what was going on inside. This peek provides the viewer with a glimpse into life in the past, with the furnishings and spatial layout of the house reflecting the residential characteristics of that era.

This photo was taken in a deserted cave dwelling group in Inner Mongolia. The cement road outside the entrance of the cave is the only way to communicate with the outside world in this area. These cave dwellings carry special significance in the history of the Loess Plateau. Although no one is inhabited today, the walls of these cave dwellings still retain inscriptions similar to murals, telling stories of the past and traces of time. 

I accidentally took a photo of this person reading a book in the library. He sat there quietly reading, and there was no one disturbing him. The whole scene seemed particularly peaceful.