A few days later, a set of photos went viral online.

Besides being a third-year medical student, Bai Yafei is also a minor internet celebrity, posting beauty videos in her spare time and having hundreds of thousands of followers.

After returning to school, she sorted through a large number of photos on her phone and carefully selected eighteen of her favorites to post. Because Han Yushu had requested that no family members appear in the photos, Bai Yafei mostly posted landscape photos.

Bai Yafei is not a professional photographer, and the photos were taken with the original camera. Normally, landscape photos taken with such rough techniques and no composition skills would not attract much interest. This blog became popular because of one of the photos.

The background in the photo is still a pleasing green, looking like some kind of primeval forest. Several young people are sitting in a circle on the grass, chatting and laughing. All of them are quite good-looking, but what attracts the most attention is not them, but the dozen or so small animals scattered around them.

Besides the two most common cats, three gray and white long-eared hares were scattered around grazing.

Several little squirrels either perched on people's shoulders or sat in the middle of the crowd, staring with their round little eyes as if listening to a story;

Several small birds appeared in the picture, including a small golden oriole that was perched on the back of a girl's hand;

There were even two brightly colored, exceptionally beautiful long-tailed pheasants lying comfortably on the grass next to a person.

This photo, showing a harmonious relationship between people and nature, has touched the hearts of many.

The only slight drawback was that one girl's face was heavily blurred, making it impossible to recognize her.

When the photo was first posted, only a few of Bai Yafei's fans left comments, asking, "Did Yaya go out to have fun again?" and "Which scenic spot did Yaya take this photo in?" The comment section became lively when people noticed the photo with the most people and the most interesting content.

----Why aren't these little animals afraid of people?

----Woman, tell me quickly, what place is this? I want to pet squirrels too!

Are all these Ya Ya's friends? The girls in her social media posts are all so good-looking!

Why did you blur out that girl's face? Is it because she's prettier than you, blogger? [laughing emoji]

---- Bunnies are so cute, does Ya Ya want to eat a bunny?

----Are you a devil upstairs? Take me with you, Cold-cooked Rabbit!

After the photo gained popularity, it quickly attracted some passersby, who then raised doubts, suspecting that the photo was photoshopped.

Because of their nature, these wild animals are unlikely to be so close to humans unless they undergo special training or have long-term contact, such as the flocks of pigeons commonly seen in some scenic areas, and the monkeys of Mount Emei.

Training pheasants and rabbits... obviously, no one has the time or inclination to do that.

Especially noteworthy are the two large leopard-print cats in the photo, who didn't attack the bird that was so close by.

This is completely unscientific!

As more people discussed the issue, some questioned it, while others, technical experts, came out to clarify. After the experts' assessment, the conclusion was that the photo showed no signs of modification except for the girl whose image was blurred in post-production.

This is really exciting.

So what kind of magical place could offer such a blissful experience of being surrounded by a group of adorable little ones?

Bai Yafei's blog post was later reposted by more than a dozen influential bloggers, and its popularity continued to rise. Later, sharp-eyed netizens discovered that many rare and endangered trees appeared in her photos, the kind that would be worth more than gold even for a small piece, yet her photos showed a huge forest.