乐生活DAY 7 VAVA’U
Exploration of Desert Island
During the weekend’s leisure time, we decided to take a boat to explore a desert island in the Wawau Islands, where tropical plants grew savagely along the coastline, without rules. I even found a fallen but lush pine tree on the beach. Sunday worship sounded loud in my ears. The local people were conservative and serious. They had a strong and natural hostility towards the less covered foreigners. The big-eared dogs and all kinds of Wawau piglets on the island are friendly. The piglets eat seafood between the beaches while the puppies use coral forks instead of bone molars in the grass. All living creatures have a strong and unique tropical island flavor. There are not many artifacts on the island, and most of them have been abandoned. Interestingly, the fence of residential courtyards can always see all kinds of shells placed in various shapes and sunflowers planted in plastic utensils. In the light of the sun, people have a kind of intoxicating feeling.
