rt, fellow oilers can post any beautiful images they consider here, photos/illustrations/AI works are all welcome
I’ll start with one
(Actually this one was stolen from the water source, lol
and also blew up with you guys who do photography 
)
(Actually this one was stolen from the water source, lol
and also blew up with you guys who do photography )
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cy 
[details=“Xuanwu Lake at dusk”]
And where is P1? ()
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The sea area around Ningde 
Now the description has been added
I might continue feeding later when I have nothing to do
Actually, I just added a few more photos ()
豪德
After Yuyu’s reminder, I suddenly remembered the bunch of photos I took when traveling to 
in January, and later I’ll share some too 
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Looks great 
It’s been a long time since I went to Japan for fun, and a long time since I traveled abroad 
Me too () The last time I went abroad was when I was in middle school 
So, have you crossed over to the east before? 
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So bustling
Feels great
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Indeed, after all it’s the only major city in neon‑lit Japan where the population continues to grow despite years of negative growth (）
It concentrates about one‑third of the entire population and roughly 80‑90% of employment opportunities, giving it high value.
Also, u1s1, the buildings in this part of the picture look especially uniform, with very consistent heights. It seems that in the center of Shanghai or Beijing it would be hard to find this effect; there the skyline is densely packed with varying layers.
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I used to especially love this kind of picture
The feeling of looking down on a big city
These shots of Shibuya perfectly match all my imaginations of such a city
Every time I see this kind of picture, I imagine that the one looking down on it is me
I am the king of this city
I want to go inside and chase that one light
To realize my own possibilities
So chuunibyou ()
Now that I see it, this chuunibyou feeling is much weaker
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Japanese dream in this part
It’s fine, the yearning for a wonderful life (including expressed in a chuunibyou way) is the fundamental drive of human life!
If you ask me, the world only has chuunibyou and suppressed chuunibyou 
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What I’m best at is chuunibyou fantasies
The only hobby I can call persistent.
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So cool!
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That common trope in Japanese anime of the chuunibyou science‑nerd saving the world (
Of course, being overly chuunibyou isn’t a good thing; it’s easy to get featured on God‑person TV but from what I see, crude oil seems (?) quite normal, so there probably won’t be any god‑like people in reality (
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qs, it should be the most brag-worthy photos from a trip to (
Actually, when I first planned the itinerary I didn’t think about going to this observation deck, but later one day it suddenly occurred to me, and that evening happened to be the most suitable ticketing day (booking then would make the itinerary fit best), so I was very lucky to snag it
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By the way, I saw another line this morning:
The world is a huge mother complex, and everyone is searching for their beloved mother within it
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Release suppressed chuunibyou tendencies online
Then continue in reality to be the silent engineering guy with a left‑hand umbrella, right‑hand cup, black backpack, black‑rimmed glasses, and a white T‑shirt ()
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You will never know what the silent, taciturn, sweet and soft Electric Institute guy who just walked past you is actually thinking ()
Ah, the unbreakable Electric Institute piece (
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