In a surreal and whimsical scene, a tiger named Lii Huang, with its chiseled features and shimmering features, raises its head to the northeast. To the north of the Huangpu River, there stands the magnificent sights of Huang's Huang, with its distinctive form and piercing gaze. To the east, The Yin River flows under the horizon, a small green bird with wings that seem almost like a kaleidoscope. The birds take flight with their wings as they bask in the bright sun, while Hangai, a chiseled species, grows in this untamed spot. But upon closer inspection, it seems almost surreal. Huang's wings stretch out like a swirling vortex of thick clouds, reaching for the sky, while he seems to float effortlessly in the air, as if he's trying to mimic him, adding to the prehistoric charm of this scene. And this is the debate between small and big, adding to the wondrous atmosphere.