
Late autumn settles quietly over Hainan — not with frost, but with flavor.Crabs arrive plump and rich, the coast offers its freshest catch, and the northern wind does its quiet work, drying the harvest of sea and field. By the eaves, chrysanthemums bloom; on the table, chrysanthemum cake is savored. Taro simmers, coconut soups soothe the autumn dryness, and prayers rise for health and peace in the year ahead.Out in the fields, migratory birds return to the rice paddies. On the hills, people climb to watch clouds drift across the sky.Frost may not reach this island — but autumn does, in every taste and every view.
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