It would be a pity not to take a steamship once in Queenstown. More than 150 years ago, Queen Town developed rapidly because of the gold rush. Before the establishment of highway transportation, Lake shipping supported the transportation of the town for a whole day, especially the steamships with larger volume than sailboats, which were responsible for most of the daily necessities and cargo transportation, even carrying gold seekers with large amounts of gold. More than a hundred years later, with the opening of the highway, the steamship fleet on the lake has withdrawn from the historical stage one after another, while the Ernslau, launched in the same year as the Titanic, has remained elegant, ushering in her 104th birthday this year. Up to now, walking on the pier of Queenstown, almost no one would be glad at her elegance. After boarding the ship, I can't wait to go to the middle of the cabin to see the workers shovel coal into the boiler, which is the only coal-fired steam ship in the whole southern hemisphere. Interestingly, the staff told me that, despite the rolling black smoke, the steamship was actually black, but not dirty, because the black smoke had been filtered layer by layer before it was discharged, so the steamship also received an environmental protection award. Arrived on the ship, almost everyone ran to the bow to put on the same model of the classic Titanic, I can not avoid vulgarity, open arms against the cold wind concave shape. More than half an hour's voyage, accompanied by endless snowy mountains, is really refreshing. On the second day of boarding, I happened to meet a double rainbow on my way from Queenstown to Greenlock. Look again, isn't it a steamship between the two rainbows? Hurriedly took out his mobile phone and captured a beautiful picture of a boat in neon. At that moment, I suddenly felt that this 100-year-old senior beauty, who has witnessed the vicissitudes of the past 100 years, will also bear the new century story has been beautiful. Ernslau is not a schoolgirl without stories.