On the morning of April 27, despite the unfavorable weather—drizzling rain—the entire team from Nantong Kaiyuan International Trading Co., Ltd., brimming with enthusiasm, boarded a bus and set off for Putuoshan Mountain in Zhejiang Province, embarking on a two-day pilgrimage for blessings.

　　After a bumpy 5-hour journey, we arrived at the Zhujiajian Scenic Tourist Area just past noon. As soon as everyone caught sight of the stunning scenery, their spirits instantly lifted. Our first stop was Nansha Beach and the Sand Sculpture Plaza. Normally accustomed to the fast pace of life and the pressures of work, stepping onto the ten-mile stretch of golden sand, listening to the rhythmic roar of waves crashing against the shore, and finally reconnecting with nature after so long—our minds and bodies immediately began to unwind. Without hesitation, we all couldn’t resist taking off our shoes, rolling up our pants, and dashing toward the sea, eagerly embracing the playful embrace of the waves.

　　After enjoying the thrill of riding the waves, we immediately headed to the Guanyin Cultural Garden scenic area, where we encountered the magnificent, hand-painted mural adorning the towering Guanyin statue—often referred to as the "Mogao Caves of the Sea." We were all awestruck by its breathtaking craftsmanship and majestic presence.

　　Most notably here is Zhu Jiajian's iconic Bai Shan attraction: the Slender Cave, which is actually a narrow gap between two massive rocks. From afar, it looks just like a crack splitting open a mountain. The cave entrance is so narrow that only one person can squeeze through sideways at a time. Yet everyone is eager to catch a glimpse of the breathtaking scenery beyond—and as they do, waves of cheerful laughter and chatter echo through the surrounding woods.

　　Early the next morning, we took a bus and arrived at the renowned Putuoshan Mountain.

　　Putuoshan is a small island nestled within the Zhoushan Archipelago, where the entire landscape bursts with lush greenery, radiating clarity and serenity that feels almost heavenly. On this day, we visited scenic spots such as Pujie Chan Temple, Zizhulin Bamboo Forest, Bukongqu Guanyin Temple, Chaoyindong Cave, Huiji Temple, and Fayu Temple. The air on Putuoshan is crisp and refreshing, shaded by verdant trees, filled with birdsong and floral fragrances—ancient, towering trees stand tall throughout the island.

　　After paying our respects to the majestic and exquisitely crafted Nanhai Guanyin bronze statue, our pilgrimage to Putuoshan for blessings has come to an end. This trip left a profound impression on everyone, reminding us of the heartfelt bonds and touching moments of family that exist beyond the workplace. It reinforced our sense of being a harmonious team, reminded us that Open Source is indeed a warm and inclusive family—and most importantly, it highlighted the thoughtful intentions behind the company’s decision to organize this meaningful journey. As we wrap up this delightful adventure, we’re already gearing up for the next round of work. We’re confident that every member of the Open Source community will return with renewed energy and even greater enthusiasm, ready to dive into their tasks with passion and determination.