They said it would take an hour to walk there, but perhaps because everyone was chatting and walking at a brisk pace, they arrived in less than an hour.
Hongshi Reservoir was long and narrow. They called it a belt, but it wasn't that slender; it looked more like a fallen tree, though not quite straight, with many extending branches—places that were usually a paradise for fishing enthusiasts.
The reservoir, which had seemed immensely huge to Fu Ying when she was a child, now didn't seem like much at all. After all, she had been to several massive reservoirs along the Dongjiang River, where a boat ride took half an hour just to cross—that was what you called big and deep. Although Hongshi Reservoir had been artificially widened, it really wasn't all that large.
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