The tide roars and rushes. The Great Tide Comes Comes comes from "Hearing the Magpie Joy and Watching the Waves at Mount Wu", written by Zhou Mi. The writing alternates between virtual and real, dense and dense, far and near, and contains infinite meaning in the emptiness. Excerpts from the poem: The tide of the Qianjiang River surges in, the tide roars and rushes, and the white waves surge into the sky, like the snow-capped mountains carried by a magical turtle.