If you feel that life has become narrow, why not go to the end of the world? Some people say that we can find ourselves at the end of the endless, so I want to go to any end. Look at this once lonely and ever-changing planet. The cliff where the "Cliff of the World" is located was formed by the tectonic movement of the Arabian Plate. Under the cliff was an ancient seabed. Here, the fossils of marine life are hidden in the layers of sand, silently telling the memory of hundreds of millions of years.

Jebel Fihrayn is a famous natural landscape in Saudi Arabia, located about 90 to 100 kilometers northwest of the capital Riyadh. The place is famous for its steep cliffs and wide views. Standing on the top of the cliff, the view can reach the sky, hence the name "Cliff of the World". The cliff is part of the Tuwaik Mountains, about 1,131 meters above sea level.

At that moment, I felt that to spend a lifetime learning the secrets of the world is indeed to endure its decay and death. People are insignificant here, and a gust of wind can sweep us into this dry ocean. We have been migrating, and hundreds of millions of years ago, the desert was also an ocean. It is a pity that I did not see that ordinary and eternal sunset. Here, no matter how noisy the man-made sounds are, the wind and air pressure are like a natural barrier and resistance, digesting them. Let the floating of dust become more vast.

Jebel Fihrayn is a famous natural landscape in Saudi Arabia, located about 90 to 100 kilometers northwest of the capital Riyadh. The place is famous for its steep cliffs and wide views. Standing on the top of the cliff, the view can reach the sky, hence the name "Cliff of the World". The cliff is part of the Tuwaik Mountains, about 1,131 meters above sea level.(This article is from the official website of Seetao.com, www.seetao.com. No reprinting is allowed without permission. Otherwise, legal liability will be pursued. If reprinting, please indicate Seetao.com + the original text link.) Editor of the Strategic Column of Seetao.com / Yin Shiqian