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The prices in first-tier cities are because there are too many tourists. It costs more than 400 yuan for two people. The seaweed soup is too salty, and you can't taste the fragrance of the seaweed itself. The boiled squid is very fresh but not processed finely. The bones in the middle are not removed, and it is a bit annoying to spit out the bones when eating. The conch slices are very large and delicious. The yellow croaker in the East China Sea is not very special and a little oily. The small crab with glutinous rice is really fragrant and the ingredients are also sufficient. Although we waited for a long time, it was a bit too much for two people to eat, and there would be leftovers.

Pingtan Island, the largest island in Fujian Province, boasts unique island scenery and local characteristics. Below is a three-day itinerary and itinerary: Route [__LINK_ICON] - Day 1: Upon arrival in Pingtan, travel to Beigang Village to visit traditional Southern Fujian stone houses and experience the charm of a fishing village. In the afternoon, visit the East China Sea Wonderland (Xianrenjing) to admire the black reefs and sea-eroded shafts. In the evening, visit Longfengtou Beach to watch the sunset.  - Day 2: Depart from Beigang Village and follow the scenic Ring Road around the island. Along the way, take in stunning desert photos at Sandy Bottom and admire the black sand beach at Mirror Sand. Continue to Changjiangao to see the windmill fields, then head to the Northern Ecological Corridor to admire the mountain and sea scenery. Finally, visit the iconic Shipaiyang.  - Day 3: Travel to Dongxiang Island, the filming location for "Where Are We Going, Dad?" to experience the quaint fishing village atmosphere. Return.  Local Highlights - Dining: Savor a seafood feast at A-Di Specialty Seafood Restaurant, or sample authentic Fujian cuisine at Lin's Kitchen or Nostalgia: Fujian Folk Cuisine. - Cultural Experience: Experience the charming local culture at the Marching Senhai Theater performance "Calling Pingtan." - Accommodation: Choose from the Pingtan Island YOOOO Seaside Resort Hotel, offering a private European-style castle by the sea and views of a sea of ​​windmills. Alternatively, choose the Pingtan Guohui International Hotel, featuring an outdoor pool and children's playground.

Ningbo - Best Time to Travel: Spring and autumn offer mild weather and pleasant scenery. - Must-See Attractions: Tianyi Pavilion and Moon Lake Scenic Area, a cultural landmark of Ningbo; Xikou-Tengtou Tourist Area, offering views of Xuedou Mountain; Dongqian Lake, where you can cycle along the lake to see the Water Goddess of Mercy; and the Old Bund, with its beautiful European-style buildings and charming nightlife. - Transportation: Ningbo Lishe International Airport serves numerous cities, and high-speed rail and train connections are also convenient. Buses and subways run throughout the city, covering major attractions, and cycling is also available in areas like Dongqian Lake. - Recommended Dining Options: Ningbo Tangyuan (glutinous rice balls) at Gangyagou, Ningbo roasted vegetables at Ninghai Restaurant, traditional Ningbo cuisine at Yongshang Mingzao, and specialty snacks like Auntie Wang's Wenchang Youzanzi. - Recommended Accommodations: Families can choose from the New Century Ningbo Jiulong Lake Hotel and the Hilton Ningbo Dongqian Lake. For scenic views, stay at the Fenglai Hotel Ningbo Dongqian Lake or the Ningbo Qianhu State Guesthouse. Zhanjiang - Best Time to Travel: October to March, with a comfortable climate and ideal for avoiding the cold. - Must-See Attractions: Donghai Island, home to China's longest beach; Nanji Village on the Chinese mainland, where you can see the Heshui Line and windmill coastline; Naozhou Island, a natural volcanic island; Chikan Old Street, where you can experience centuries of commercial history and unique shops. - Transportation: Zhanjiang Airport has numerous flights, and city buses can reach some attractions. Driving or chartering a car is recommended for destinations like Donghai Island. - Recommended Dining: Yu Tang Fu Hai Coral Theme Restaurant's seafood and Wu Ji Chicken Rice Restaurant's salt-baked shredded chicken. - Recommended Accommodations: Zhanjiang Minda Sheraton Hotel and Zhanjiang Garden Hotel, offering panoramic views of the Golden Sands Bay coast; Zhanjiang Seaside Hotel, with its excellent hot springs. Pingtan Island - Best Time to Travel: April to November, when the weather is sunny and perfect for island hopping. - Must-See Attractions: Pingtan Island retains its pristine island landscape and boasts three major bathing beaches; Houyan Island is a photographer's paradise; Longfengtou Bathing Beach is one of the largest in China. - Transportation: First arrive in Fuzhou, then take the high-speed rail or bus to Pingtan Island. Renting an electric bike is the primary means of transportation on the island. - Dining Recommendations: A-Di Specialty Seafood Restaurant and the food stalls, offering seafood, and Lin's Kitchen's Fujian cuisine. - Accommodation Recommendations: Pingtan Island YOOOO Seaside Resort Hotel, offering a private European-style castle by the sea; Pingtan Guohui International Hotel, with its outdoor pool and children's playground. Weihai - Best Time to Travel: June to August, ideal for a seaside getaway and summer escape. - Must-See Attractions: Liugong Island Scenic Area, home to the Sino-Japanese War Memorial; Xixiakou Shendiaoshan Wildlife Park, offering a coastal wildlife experience; Weihai International Bathing Beach, offering excellent water and sand quality; Torch Eighth Street and Maotou Mountain, offering scenic views and perfect for photo opportunities. - Transportation: Weihai Dashuibo International Airport has limited flights, and local buses reach major attractions. You can also rent a car and drive. - Food Recommendations: Baixing Seafood BBQ's home-cooked seafood, Oyster Burger - Asian Oyster Company's oysters, and Lao Ma's Dumpling Soup's Shandong cuisine. There are also special snacks like Qunfa Dumplings and Shengui Pie. - Accommodation Recommendations: Shandong Jiankang Jinhai Bay Licheng Hua Ting Hotel, where you can enjoy sea views, snow, and sunset photos; Weihai Half Moon Bay Dongziyuan No. 6 B&B, within walking distance of Half Moon Bay for sunrise viewing. #Finding the Best Photo Spots in the Scenic Area #Lilo & Stitch #The Most Asked Questions on WeChat Moments #National Day Travel Diary #Photo Guide for Scenic Spots

Weihai - Must-see Attractions: Liugong Island Scenic Area, a memorial site for the Sino-Japanese War of 1894, offers a historical and cultural experience; Xixiakou Shendiaoshan Wildlife Park is a coastal wildlife park offering endless fun; Hailu Island is a seabird habitat with rugged rocks; Weihai International Bathing Beach is one of the best bathing beaches in northern China for its water quality and sand quality. - Recommended Accommodations: Shandong Jiankang Golden Bay Licheng Hua Ting Hotel offers ocean views, snow-covered scenery, and sunset photography, and is located near Torch 8th Street; Weihai Half Moon Bay Dongziyuan No. 6 B&B is within walking distance of Half Moon Bay for sunrise viewing. - Recommended Dining: Enni Xiaomuwu Rice Wine No. 1, a 12-year-old Korean restaurant, serves authentic Korean cuisine with a unique flavor; Grandma's Hometown Sea Sausage Rice is a popular choice; and Qunfa Dumplings are handmade and delicious. Beihai - Must-see attractions: Weizhou Island offers spectacular lava fields and a leisurely island lifestyle; Beihai Silver Beach Scenic Area boasts pristine white sand, perfect for watching the sunset; Beihai Underwater World offers marine life and spectacular performances; Beihai Old Street boasts a blend of Chinese and Western arcade-style architecture and local cuisine. - Recommended accommodations: Beihai Silver Beach Biyuan New Century Grand Resort is a family-friendly resort hotel with a direct sea view at the main entrance of Silver Beach; Weizhou Island Whale Watching Sky Pool Sea View Hotel boasts a rooftop infinity pool with stunning views. - Recommended dining options: Yuexiang Kitchen offers firm local seafood; Xinji Shrimp Cakes is a popular snack spot with long lines; Qiu Wumei Pork Trotter Noodles, with over 30 years of history, offers a smooth and chewy duck noodle dish. Dalian - Must-See Attractions: Tiger Beach Ocean Park offers polar animal shows; Dalian Forest Zoo offers close encounters with animals in the forest; Bangchui Island is an isolated island in the clear and mysterious sea; Xinghai Square is a Dalian city landmark, offering both sea and night views. - Recommended Accommodations: Four Seasons Hotel Dalian offers comprehensive facilities and unbeatable ocean views; Dalian Jinshitan Luneng Hot Spring Holiday Hotel has excellent children's activities and indoor and outdoor hot springs. - Recommended Dining: Zhenghuangqi Seafood BBQ Stalls is a seafood restaurant with over 25 years of history; Xiding Sea Urchin Dumplings offers delicious sea urchin dumplings; Mengge Stew's signature stewed dumplings are a must-try. Qinhuangdao - Must-See Attractions: Shanhaiguan, known as the "First Pass in the World," offers a historical experience; Nandaihe's Xianluo Island offers the thrill of watching the ocean from the sea; Aranya boasts a vibrant artistic atmosphere, with the White Auditorium and Lonely Library perfect for photo opportunities; Beidaihe offers sunrise viewing from the Eagle Corner Pavilion in Dove Nest Park. - Accommodation Recommendations: EOSO Yunsong Hotel offers private, unparalleled ocean views and an artistic atmosphere; the Shangri-La Hotel, Qinhuangdao is perfect for families, offering rooms with unparalleled ocean views. - Dining Recommendations: The steamed turbot at Qingshan Hotel's Seafood Dumplings is fresh, fragrant, and tender; Ye Cunli's seafood dumplings are popular and generously filled; and Beidaihe Yangchangzi is a traditional delicacy. Pingtan - Must-See Attractions: Pingtan Island, Fujian's largest island, retains its pristine island style and boasts three sandy beaches; Houyan Island is a photography enthusiast's paradise; the "Calling Pingtan" marching Senhai Theater performance is a spectacular spectacle; and Longfengtou Beach is one of the largest in China. - Accommodation Recommendations: Pingtan Island's YOOOO Seaside Seaview Resort offers a private European-style castle on the beach, overlooking the windmill sea; Pingtan Guohui International Hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and a large children's playground. - Recommended dining options: Enjoy a seafood feast by the sea at A-Di Specialty Seafood Restaurant & Food Stall; Lin's Kitchen offers a charming, quaint Chinese-style decor and delicious authentic Fujian cuisine. #HowDoYouEveryoneSpendTheNationalDayHoliday? #SonglikeJourney #SeasideAtmosphere #SeasideCity #RecommendedSeasideB&Bs

Pingtan Island, Fujian • Must-see attractions: Houyan Island, the closest place to Taiwan, offers unique scenery; Tannan Bay boasts fine sand, perfect for playing with children; the Beibu Gulf Ecological Corridor is a great spot for photos and check-in; Longwangtou Beach is a great place to watch the sunrise and enjoy affordable local seafood; Changjiangao offers orange sunsets and windmill seas, perfect for enjoying the fun of catching seafood. • Recommended dining options: A-Di Specialty Seafood Restaurant and Food Stalls offers a seaside seafood feast, while Lin's Kitchen Fujian Cuisine offers authentic Fujian cuisine. • Accommodation recommendations: Pingtan Island YOOOO Seaside Seaview Resort offers unparalleled views; Pingtan Guohui International Hotel has an outdoor pool and children's playground, perfect for families; Pingtan Bolan Seaview Resort (Longwangtou Beach Branch) faces the sea and offers a relaxing and relaxing environment. 💚Songyang, Zhejiang • Must-see attractions: Songyang Old Street features a cluster of Ming and Qing dynasty buildings; Yangjiatang Village, recognized by National Geographic as Jiangnan's last hidden gem; Chenjiapu Village, home to the cliff-side bookstore Pioneer Bookstore, was the filming location for "Our Best Thing Ever"; Songzhuang Village boasts scenic views, including a stone arch bridge. • Recommended dining options: Feitiao Jixiang Coffee offers a cliffside view of the mountains, forests, and sea of ​​clouds; Baixian Noodle House's signature fermented lees noodles are unique; and Songyang Old Street's braised salt chicken and lantern-shaped dishes are also worth trying. • Accommodation recommendations: Songyang Dongyang Guantianyuan Resort offers stunning mountain and lake views; Guandu Mansion·Songyang Wenli boasts Republican-era architecture and retro guest rooms; and boutique B&Bs like Yuanshe Lanshu (Songyang Branch) and Shizhong Shanfang (Chenjiapu Branch) offer a secluded escape. 🧡Yangzhou Gaoyou • Must-see attractions: Yucheng Posthouse is the largest and best-preserved ancient post station in China; the Jingtu Temple Pagoda is a Ming Dynasty pagoda that survived artillery fire; the Wang Zengqi Memorial Hall allows you to relive the everyday world described by Wang; Zhenguo Temple, built during the Tang Dynasty, houses a thousand-year-old Tang Dynasty pagoda known as the "Southern Big Wild Goose Pagoda." • Recommended dining options: The Yangchun noodles and scallion eggs at Renmin Qiaojiao Noodle House are homely, while the Wang tofu at Jiaojiaxiang Noodle House is tender and delicious. • Accommodation recommendations: Yueyu Lakeview Hotel (Gaoyou) is within walking distance of the Qingshuitan Scenic Area and Water Park; Atour Hotel Gaoyou Garment City offers a stroll along Gaoyou Lake to enjoy the sunset; and the Magnolia Hotel (Wenyou Middle Road, Gaoyou City) offers a warm and pleasant environment and exquisitely appointed rooms. 💙Shantou Haojiang • Must-see attractions: The Chaozhou Museum is a stunning coastal museum; Chaoshan Cultural Park, with its Lingnan garden-style architecture, is perfect for photo ops; Qingyun Temple is known as Shantou's "Little Forbidden City"; Dahao Ancient City is a well-preserved miniature ancient city; Nanbin Park has a large lawn perfect for camping and picnicking. • Food recommendations: Haojiang offers a variety of Chaoshan specialties, such as Chaoshan beef balls, braised goose, and rice cakes, which can be sampled at local restaurants and food stalls. • Accommodation suggestion: ORI Nanwan Serviced Apartments is close to several attractions, offers stunning sea views from the balcony, and includes free parking.