The eight hundred li of Qingjiang River is as picturesque as a painting!

Qingjiang River is believed to originate from streams near Tenglong Cave in Lichuan City, forming a river that flows through Enshi (Lichuan, Xuanen, Laifeng, Enshi, Jianshi) and Yichang (Badong, Changyang, Yichang), joining the Yangtze River in Yichang. It is approximately 800 li in length, commonly known as 'Eight Hundred Li Qingjiang'. 'Eight Hundred Li Qingjiang is as picturesque as a painting,' and it truly is. Whether it's the Qingjiang River basin in Enshi or Yichang, a casual snapshot is a beautiful painting, with endlessly delightful scenery! Now, I summarize the Qingjiang Gallery scenic area into two parts. One is the Qingjiang Gallery in Jianshi, Enshi, themed around 'Butterfly Cliff,' which seems to be a newly discovered scenic area in recent years; the other is the 'Qingjiang Gallery' in Changyang County, Yichang, which is the traditional scenic area known as 'Eight Hundred Li Qingjiang is as picturesque as a painting, with three hundred li of beauty in Changyang.' Today, I almost made a mistake because I remembered that it is at least 260 kilometers from Enshi to Yichang, but the navigation today directed me from the City of Daughters to 'Qingjiang Gallery' for only 123 kilometers. When I arrived at Cuiba Service Area, I suddenly realized that the distance seemed too short, so I re-navigated to 'Changyang Qingjiang Gallery,' and then drove another 169 kilometers from Cuiba Service Area to Changyang Qingjiang Gallery.