It was fun, I really enjoyed it. It's the high-water season now, so although the water is a bit yellowish, it has a kind of Amazonian feel to it. You don't need to exert too much effort; just drift along the river and you'll reach the end. Then, I paddled a boat with the safety officer, chatting all the way. A few strokes and we were there! Hahaha! In the distance, there was a blue sky and white clouds, and green trees on both sides. Drifting on the river, I felt so far away from the hustle and bustle of big cities; my heart was very peaceful. If you want to paddle harder, you can, but I was in a relaxed, senior-friendly mode. I chatted with the safety officer on the boat and asked them about local life. It was a wonderful experience. When we passed a dragon fruit field, if anyone was there, you could pick a dragon fruit or ask them for one. The locals were very welcoming; just seeing dragon fruit was enough for them. When I got back, I peeled and ate one—it was delicious and sweet.