Ladies and gentlemen, please look in the direction I’m pointing—that island is called Laogualazi, also known as Camel Peak, towering magnificently. Located in the middle section of South Lake, it is an isolated island with an elevation of 382.7 meters, measuring 45–50 meters in length and about 25 meters in width. Surrounded by steep cliffs and offering no path to ascend, it resembles a crow lying quietly on the water, hence the name "Laogualazi." The island is densely covered with lush trees and verdant moss, while countless crow nests hang high on the branches. Flocks of crows either perch among them or circle overhead, their incessant cawing audible even from a hundred meters away.