The Qiantang River in China experiences a unique tidal phenomenon where the ocean tide flows upstream, creating massive waves that can reach speeds exceeding 40 km/h. When viewed from above, the water forms patterns resembling a giant creature swimming, though this is actually caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and the natural rise and fall of tides.
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上空から見ると、本当に龍が泳いでるみたいだった 😮Añadido:
Yo-ho, all hands hoist the colors.
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