At the mouth of the Yangtze River, on the East Coast of China, rests an old and long forgotten fishing village that is being reclaimed by the nature surrounding it. Long, dense vines of ivy have crept into the streets, alleys, and the walls of the buildings, creating this stunning display of the power of nature. The village, Houtou Wan Village, was gradually deserted half a century ago when the small bay was no longer a viable fishing source for the increasing number of fishing boats.