Rising above the clouds in southwest China's Guizhou Province, Mount Fanjing feels like a fantasy landscape suspended between earth and sky. Towering more than 2,000 meters above sea level, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers cinematic scenery: from glowing sunrises above rolling seas of clouds to mist-covered forests and dramatic rock formations.

Three Days and Two Nights (2023), a jungle adventure romance filmed in and around Mount Fanjing in 2021, follows a college graduate who travels to the mountain seeking escape and clarity, only to encounter a mysterious young woman. The film brings Mount Fanjing's ethereal beauty to life, pairing Guizhou's quiet villages with a sense of adventure and romance. For many viewers, it serves as an invitation not just to watch the story unfold, but to step into the landscape themselves.