The blue glass lake that fell into Southern Xinjiang separates the snow mountains from the sand dunes

1-5 sunny days at White Sand Lake 6-10 cloudy days at White Sand Lake The winds in Southern Xinjiang these days will teach a lesson to every woman who only brought a skirt. Although Chinese women, determined to be strong all their lives, never admit defeat, the snow and strong winds make it impossible to speak, and they can only wear pants under their skirts... We first passed by one side of White Sand Lake on a cloudy day, with the grey and white snow mountains behind it. The wind was so strong that it whipped our hair around, covering our faces, and even the yaks were blown into silence... The lake water has already turned very blue due to the mineral content! When we later passed by the other side of White Sand Lake, just as the sun came out, it was truly beautiful! Finally, under the sunlight, it turned into an emerald-like blue glass lake. The blue was even clearer and brighter, with white sand-covered mountains behind. The scenery on a cloudy day was almost unviewable, but Southern Xinjiang still held on! However, by comparison, I still prefer sunny days, as the sunlight is the best filter