仿佛就是一个在海中，海水退潮后的一个嘉年华聚会。
载送游客从四面八方到来的船只，等水退到可步行时，就让游客缓缓的步下船。
一开始，觉得没什么特别，看到导游趴在海床（也就是我们踩着的泥浆）不停的挖，就是要挖个可盛水的小潭，导游也带来了“披风”的物品围着小潭，上面放上特别的雨伞，一个室外的照相室就此搭成了。
导游就开始拍照了，一个个家庭，或一群群朋友，在小潭前摆post, 背景是蓝天白云，这就形成‘’天空之镜‘’了。
根据开船载送我们前来的马来大叔（他一人干两三分工作），他说这地方，以前是渔民祭拜神明的地方，在疫情前，来这里的游客是多不胜数，也来自世界各地，他说，疫情期间收入可是0，生活是相当的辛苦，现在旅游业也逐渐的复苏了，庆幸养活妻子孩子们的重担也得到疏解了许多，也是他的孩子们让他有动力据续工作干活，据续的养家糊口！
在船上朝陆地前进回程时，脑海浮现导游那般如此的刻苦搭建“室外摄影室”，到船夫马来大叔的亲切细诉，感慨人最基本的生存就是‘’医肚子‘’，要填饱自己的肚子，而且还要有责任的喂饱家人们的肚子。。
月有阴晴圆缺，海水也随之而涨潮退潮，一切都再变，没有一样东西是得来理所当然，环境和情况如意时，我们需不忘逆境时的苦；问题和苦涩来临时，记得别放弃，咬紧牙根的挨过，雨过，就天晴了。。感恩！ 🙏
The "Sky Mirror" event felt like a carnival party in the sea after the tide receded.
Boats carrying tourists arrived from all directions, and once the water receded enough for walking, tourists slowly disembarked.
At first, it didn't seem particularly special. The tour guide was seen lying on the seabed (the mud we were walking on), digging tirelessly to create a small pool to hold water. The guide had brought "capes" to surround the pool, placing special umbrellas on top, thus setting up an outdoor photo booth.
The guide then started taking pictures. Families and groups of friends posed in front of the pool against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds, creating the "Sky Mirror."
According to the Malay boatman who brought us here (he did two or three jobs), this place used to be a place where fishermen worshipped their gods. Before the pandemic, it was teeming with tourists from all over the world. He said that during the pandemic, his income was zero, and life was extremely difficult. Now, the tourism industry is gradually recovering, and he's grateful that the burden of supporting his wife and children has been greatly relieved. His children are what motivate him to continue working and supporting his family!
On the return trip, heading towards land, I recalled the tour guide's painstaking efforts in building the "outdoor photography studio," and the boatman's kind words. I realized that the most basic survival skill is "filling one's stomach"—having to feed oneself and, more importantly, having the responsibility to feed one's family.
The moon waxes and wanes, the tides rise and fall; everything is in flux. Nothing is ever truly ours for granted. When circumstances are favorable, we must not forget the hardships of adversity. When problems and bitterness arise, remember not to give up, grit your teeth and persevere. After the rain, the sun will shine again... Grateful! 🙏
