I watched a lot of videos about the Cape of Good Hope. Most of them were sunny and showing good weather. The seawater hit the rocks with great enthusiasm. In the distant sea and the sky, seriously, you may be able to see the shadow of the Antarctic continent. I landed on the Cape of Good Hope with an incomparable heart. I did not expect it to be in vain. The clouds started to cluster. The underground abyss only appeared for a second. The air was filled with a thin layer of water vapor. The weather was cold and trembling. Is there really an invisible land in front of me? Is it really a Cape of Good Hope? In such a dense foggy and turbulent situation, I suddenly thought that the foggy front has been unchanged for a hundred years. When the former explorer Dias passed by, it might be such foggy, and the abrupt cape was covered up. When I returned back, it was sunny, and the long-awaited Cape of Good Hope really appeared. If you look at the Cape of Good Hope on the Antarctic continent, will you realize that this is a mirage?