Lonely people like to watch the sea

Romain Rolland once said that in the heart of every lonely person, there is a sea. Days are consumed in fatigue, and life no longer has the desire to move forward, like stagnant water. Suddenly, the desire to see the sea erupts. The farthest sea in Shandong is the Chengshantou in Weihai Rongcheng, so let's go to the farthest sea. Departing from Jinan, over five hundred kilometers, six hours, setting off at two in the afternoon, arriving at six-thirty, sleep soundly, and go to watch the sunrise. The alarm clock promptly reminds at five o'clock, but after some hesitation, decide to get up at nine instead, using various reasons. Leaving the hotel is already 10 o'clock, so I simply checked out of the room, and drove north along the seaside road from Chidao, taking photos and checking in at Chengshantou, and at unnamed beaches. The sea this season is very calm, very blue, you can drive the car onto the beach, or speed along the coastline. It's not recommended for two-wheel drives, as I had to rescue one. Sitting on the rocks by the sea, dazed, thinking about my own boring life, I really wanted to swim without ever coming ashore. I really don't like the seaweed houses in Rongcheng, it's okay to just look at them, they are damp and not suitable for living. The windmills by the sea are quite nice though, it would be even better if there were two people. Returning to Jinan at two in the afternoon, picked up a couple on the way, ate dog food all the way, and was called uncle all the way, it's really hard to put into words. Will I see the sea again next year?