Coach: Coaching the Grizzlies at the beginning, playing the bantam

When the plane landed at Sanya Phoenix Airport, the jasmine tea bag in Lu Yong's shirt pocket was burst by the air pressure.

Hannah leaned over to sniff his chest, her eyelashes tickling his chin: "The scent of tea from Nanjing has eloped with us."

She rocked her rhinestone-studded sandals, the heels stained with caramel from the cafe at Lukou Airport, and stepped out a string of sticky moons on the gangway.

The taxi sped along the Coconut Dream Promenade, and Hannah suddenly rolled down the window.

The salty sea breeze blew in, blowing her silk scarf into a tuna flag. "Look!" She leaned half of her body out, and Lu Yong hurriedly hugged her waist - the blue waves of Yalong Bay were surging from the horizon, and the glass dome of the Atlantis Hotel floated on the crest of the waves, like a sapphire stranded on the beach.

"Mr. Lu has reserved a sea view suite." The front desk clerk handed over two submarine-shaped room cards.

Hannah stood on tiptoe to watch the manta rays swimming beneath the marble countertop, and her earrings splashed into the viewing pond.

Just as the young man in uniform was about to bend down, Lu Yong had already rolled up his sleeves and said, "These are my own wife's earrings. I have to fish them out myself."

The sight of him lying by the pool made Hannah laugh until tears welled up in her eyes. The camera on her cell phone captured his wet cuffs and the sparkling pearl shells at the bottom of the pool.

The screams from the water park circled overhead like seagulls.

Hannah stood on the 25-meter-high platform of "Poseidon's Leap", holding Lu Yong's arm and backing away: "Will this slide swallow people?" Her mint green bikini straps fluttered in the wind like two frightened little sea snakes.

"Close your eyes for just three seconds." Lu Yong hugged her from behind and smelled the coconut scent of the sunscreen on the back of her neck. When the staff counted down to two, he suddenly bit her shoulder strap: "I won't take care if it falls off--" Hannah's scream exploded with a 90-degree dive, echoing in the transparent pipe. When she entered the water, she pinched Lu Yong's thigh tightly, and only when she floated up in the wave pool did she realize that the edge of his swimming trunks had been torn by her.

"Pay me compensation for my pants!" Lu Yong chased her while covering his side crack. Hannah walked barefoot over the pebbles of the lazy river, splashing the children eating ice cream nearby. Finally, she was stuck in the waiting area of ​​the "Raging Sea Roller Coaster". She used waterproof mascara to draw a turtle wearing a lifebuoy on his chest: "Now the whole world knows that you are my lifeguard."

The blue light of the aquarium enveloped her like a liquid starry sky. Hannah lay in front of the giant glass and counted the spots of hammerhead sharks, her nose almost touching the cold glass: "They seem to be rehearsing a military parade." Lu Yong suddenly covered her eyes from behind, his palm still feeling the coolness of the shark cartilage bracelet: "I'll take you to a cooler place."

The staff pushed open the gate marked "under maintenance", and the spiral underwater tunnel was empty. When the manta ray flew over her head, Hannah found that the glass was reflecting twinkling candlelight - Lu Yong had conjured up a small cake from somewhere, with coral-shaped candles inserted on the cream waves.

"Actually, today is the 1314th day since we met..." Before he could finish his words, Hannah suddenly pulled him down to squat.

Three sardines glittering in silver happened to swim by, forming a heart shape above their heads. "Look! Even the fish are helping you confess!" She poked the glass with her fingertips, and the cream on her nose looked like a small pearl. Lu Yong leaned in to lick off the sweetness, and suddenly a group of sharks attacked from the right, shattering into thousands of trembling points of light outside the glass.

There was a surprise hidden in the welcome fruit plate sent by the hotel.

When Hannah cracked open the green coconut, a ring jingled into the coconut water.

"Room service said it's a hidden Easter egg." Lu Yong's ears turned suspiciously red, and he hurriedly took out the ring and put it on the mango pit. Thunder suddenly exploded outside the window, and heavy rain turned the sea view balcony into a water curtain cave.

"Want a bet?" Hannah swung the shell anklet on her foot. "If you can see a rainbow after the rain stops, you will wear that Hawaiian shirt and go eat seafood with me." Lu Yong pulled the towel over to wipe her wet hair. "If you can't see it, you have to help me redraw the charts for my graduation thesis."

The sound of a band playing could be heard faintly through the rain.

The two wrapped in bathrobes sneaked to the hotel lobby and found that the Filipino band insisted on performing in the heavy rain. When the lead singer handed the microphone to Hannah, she improvised "The Moon Represents My Heart", singing "a gentle kiss" as "a fierce lobster".

Lu Yong clapped the coconut shell to the rhythm, and the waiter actually brought cheese-baked lobster with "1314" written on the shell with mayonnaise.

When the alarm rang for the fifth time, Hannah threw a pillow at Lu Yong: "We agreed to watch the sunrise!"

They stumbled to the private beach, but the clouds were as thick as a quilt.

Lu Yong took out his mobile phone to check the weather radar map, and Hannah suddenly pointed at the horizon and screamed - three dolphins were jumping out of the gray-purple sea, their dorsal fins cutting through the clouds, revealing a ray of golden thread.

"It's much more exciting than the sunrise!" Hannah ran after the waves and her slippers were swept into the sea.

Lu Yong waded into the water to fish it out and touched a big, prickly creature. The two squatted in the shallow water to study the angry brown crab, which had its claws clamped around Lu Yong's keychain and refused to let go. "Is this the engagement token Atlantis gave us?" Hannah laughed so hard that she couldn't straighten her back. The morning light finally penetrated the clouds, dyeing the crab shell the champagne color of a bride's bouquet.

When she went back to her room to change, Hannah found a small shell stuck in the shoulder strap of her swimsuit.

Lu Yong carefully pried it open with a Swiss Army knife, and the translucent pearls sparkled with rainbow light.

"It seems that the sea is eager to give money." He put the pearl into the ring holder from yesterday, and the size was just right. The wedding march suddenly sounded on the wedding lawn downstairs. Hannah put the pearl ring on her ring finger and gestured to the mirror: "Next time, let the bride throw the pearl bouquet."

As rose petals floated on the infinity pool on the top floor of the hotel, Hannah was lying on the edge of the pool studying the instructions for the sunscreen.

"Does SPF 120 mean you're going to be pickled into mummies?" She turned around and sprayed sunscreen on Lu Yong's calves, the foam forming a salt frost on his leg hair. The lifeguard's whistle suddenly pierced the lazy afternoon, and someone pointed at the sea and exclaimed - the paraglider towed by the motorboat lost control and was heading towards the swimming pool.

The moment Lu Yong dragged Hannah out of the swimming pool, the paraglider crashed into the three-story champagne tower.

Pink sparkling wine flowed over the non-slip tiles, and Hannah's lace blouse was soaked with wine, leaving a heart-shaped mark on her collarbone. "Compensate for my clothes!" She twisted her wet hair and glared at the perpetrator, only to find that it was the waiter who delivered lobsters to them yesterday. The young man smiled bitterly while holding up a half-broken parachute rope: "The engine is stuck by a jellyfish..."

"The jellyfish must be held fully responsible." Lu Yong wrapped Hannah in a life blanket and turned to negotiate with the manager as if he was bargaining in the vegetable market.

Finally, they were compensated with a sunset cruise on a private yacht, and Hannah took the opportunity to ask to take the brown crab with her. When the sunset burned the clouds into gold foil, the two found the crab on the deck, holding the gilded rudder, just like a pirate captain.

As lavender essential oil mixed with sea salt exploded in the air, Hannah was trying to apply hot stones to Lu Yong's back.

"There's a sunburn on my left shoulder blade that looks like Hainan Island." She dipped her fingertips into turmeric massage cream and drew a high-speed rail line around his spine. Suddenly, there was a scream from the next treatment room. The Thai technician rushed in holding a broken coconut oil can: "Rats! Rats stole my lemongrass!"

Lu Yong picked up a towel roll and chased to the herbal medicine shop, and found that the culprit was a squirrel dragging basil leaves. Hannah held up her mobile phone to record the video and laughed until she was out of breath: "Atlantis is too ecological, right?" The chase ended with the squirrel jumping into the cold brew tea bucket. The manager compensated them with a double volcanic mud treatment. Hannah painted Lu Yong into the shape of a black warrior and painted a pearl on her chest with white mud.

The smart wardrobe in the locker room suddenly malfunctioned and Lu Yong was locked in the steam room for twenty minutes.

Hannah teased him by reading the room menu through the glass door: "Charcoal-grilled Wagyu beef with truffles, lobster bisque with caviar..." When the maintenance worker arrived, Lu Yong's stomach rumbling was so loud that the sauna stones rustled.

The aquarium overnight activity is shining with blue light.

When Hannah got into her sleeping bag, she kicked the keeper's toolbox, and the fluorescent stick rolled out to illuminate the belly of the manta ray. "Does it look like an alien UFO?" She used a flashlight to signal, and a manta ray really swam over and turned in a circle. The old keeper on night patrol narrowed his eyes and said, "You are the 1314th visitor today, and there are hidden benefits."

The mission card reads "Find the glowing seahorse."

Holding an ultraviolet lamp, the two climbed over the coral reef model and found a secret compartment in the shark spawning area. The electronic screen suddenly lit up, asking them to imitate the kissing fish and complete the ten-second kiss challenge. When the countdown ended, their names appeared on the entire glass curtain wall, and a group of tiger sharks happened to form a loving queue and swam by.

The prize is a keeper experience ticket.

While Hannah put on her rubber boots and mixed the feed, Lu Yong was pecked on his trouser legs by a little penguin asking for krill. The oldest turtle seemed to recognize them, and swam over slowly and spat out a plastic bottle cap - it was Hannah's earring partner that fell into the viewing pond yesterday.

There are only two hours left for duty free store vouchers.

Hannah couldn't walk in front of the pearl counter, Lu Yong squatted in the fresh food area and practiced military boxing with the lobster. "This crab is enough to stew three bowls of porridge!" He just raised his phone to take a photo, and the water tank suddenly burst. The king crab army was rampant, he picked up Hannah and jumped onto the electronic scale. When the value was fixed at "131.4kg", the alarm mistakenly thought someone was weighing themselves secretly.

The market manager came to the rescue with a high-pressure water gun, and the water washed away Hannah's straw bag.

The two squatted by the gutter to fish out change and found that the coins were arranged in an arrow in the sunset, pointing to the old woman's sour orange juice stand at the end of the alley. The old woman scooped up the orange peel and rubbed it on Lu Yong's neck: "It prevents seasickness. It's more effective than the medicine you young people take."

On the return ferry, Hannah used the newly bought mother-of-pearl patches to apply manicure to Lu Yong.

When the waves hit him, his hands trembled, and the shells spelled out the crooked "Marry Me" in his palms. "The sea thinks you are a coward." Hannah poked the back of his hand and laughed. The lighthouse in the distance suddenly began to flash, and the rhythm happened to be the first four bars of "Wedding March".

As the morning light gilded the sea horizon, Hannah squeezed her sunscreen into an abstract painting.

"SPF110 is for vampires, right?" She powdered her collarbone in front of the mirror, and her diamond hairpin got stuck in the shell curtains. Lu Yong, with half of his face sunburned, looked for an iced coconut and found a handwritten card in the mini bar: "The Yalong Bay expedition kit has been delivered - including but not limited to waterproof band-aids and sea urchin-proof rubber shoes."

The hotel shuttle bus becomes a mobile breakfast shop.

When Hannah bit into the molten pineapple bun, the driver suddenly braked, and the yellow fillings were all over Lu Yong's newly bought "I love Sanya" T-shirt. "This is the welcome kiss from Yalong Bay to us." She held back her laughter and wiped a heart-shaped hole with a wet wipe. Outside the car window passed a Li ethnic woman carrying green coconuts and selling them. The edge of her bamboo hat was still covered with water drops from last night's heavy rain.

The white sand is so fine that you can see the Milky Way through your fingers. As soon as Hannah stepped on the "World's No. 1 Bay" sign, hermit crabs grabbed her sandal straps. "Do all the creatures here like to steal brides?" Lu Yong squatted down to rescue her ankle and found a half coral buried in the sand. The pattern looked very much like the sandalwood comb Hannah lost last week.

The rented transparent kayak looked like a floating crystal.

Hannah clung to the side of the boat, looking for clownfish, sunscreen running down the back of her neck into her bikini straps. "Don't move."

Lu Yong dipped his finger in sea water and wiped her, causing her to shiver as his fingertips brushed across her spine.

Suddenly, there was the roar of a motorboat in the distance, and the waves made them spin in place - a certain internet celebrity was live streaming "riding the wind and waves", and the rhinestone-studded mobile phone holder almost hooked their boat.

"It's time for revenge!" Hannah paddled towards the shallow reef area, and when the other party ran aground, she took out her waterproof camera: "Family members, look carefully, this is the correct way to explore Yalong Bay--" In the camera, Lu Yong's flippers were entangled in seaweed, and the splashing water startled a school of colorful tropical fish.

When the snorkeling instructor blew the whistle to assemble, Hannah was putting fluorescent stickers on Lu Yong's back.

"If you get lost, just follow the green light." She dressed herself up as a luminous jellyfish, with a shark-proof bell tied around her ankle. Three minutes into the water, a small shrimp got into Lu Yong's breathing tube, and its flapping tentacles tickled him, causing him to cough violently.

Hannah took the opportunity to take off his mask, and the underwater world suddenly exploded before her eyes: a blue-ringed octopus was tying ribbons on the coral reef, and a turtle was slowly descending with a rainbow on its back.

"Chase that hawksbill turtle!" Hannah kicked her flippers, and the hem of her sun-protection jacket fluttered like the tentacles of a jellyfish.

They followed the turtle into the cave, where the rock walls were covered with glowing barnacles. Lu Yong touched something uneven and lifted it up, which turned out to be a copper compass from World War II, with a round pearl embedded in the dial.

When he surfaced for a breath, the coach on the life raft was holding up a loudspeaker and shouting: "The couple wearing fluorescent green! You are out of the zone--" Hannah stuffed the pearl into Lu Yong's breathing tube: "Dive down quickly, this is the treasure of the Pirate King!"

The seafood shaved ice for lunch was still condensed with water droplets, and Hannah had already rushed to the beach volleyball court.

"The loser drinks three cups of lantern pepper sauce!" She shook a red pepper at Lu Yong, wearing the same striped shirt as the referee over her bikini. The opposing muscular team blew the whistle, but they were stunned by her banana ball at the start of the game - the smash accurately hit the opposing captain's mermaid line.

Lu Yong was always dazzled by the sunlight when he caught the ball, so Hannah took out the Li brocade she bought in the morning and gave it to him as a headband.

When the score was tied at 14-, a coconut vendor suddenly joined the melee. Hannah knocked over a pile of coconuts while jumping and smashing, and more than coconuts rolled into the sea. The referee blew the whistle and announced a break. Both teams jumped into the waves to rescue coconuts. The scene was like a giant kiwi drifting.

"It's a draw." Hannah chiseled open the last two coconuts and inserted straws into them. "But you have to drink the lantern pepper sauce—" Lu Yong just took half a sip and rushed to the palm tree. There were giggling Li children hiding in the shadow of the tree, and the bamboo basket was filled with star-shaped carambolas.

The old captain who rents a sailboat has eyes that can read the tides.

"The sunset is most beautiful when the wind is level 3 northeast." He taught Hannah to pull the main sail rope, and the scales of the rattan bracelet scraped against Lu Yong's sunburned arms. When the orange-red waterfall poured on the canvas, Hannah suddenly untied the sail rope: "We have to chase the sun to where it sets in the sea!"

The moment the boat tilted, the waterproof bag in Lu Yong's arms burst open, and the shell souvenirs rolled into the cabin. (End of this chapter)