You should visit Quanzhou more often!

Go to Quanzhou! There are mountains, seas, and ancient cities⛰️ 🥤There is food, drink, and scenery West Street, every time you go to Quanzhou, you must take a walk from the Bell Tower to Kaiyuan Temple, from the long street to the alleys.📷 The second photo spot is in the alley opposite Kaiyuan Temple. 🏠Xunpu Village, the whole village seems to be in the hairpin business. Despite the fierce competition, the prices are relatively transparent. Be sure to compare prices and ask around😄 I took my daughter to Jiali Hairpin Shop at the end of the alley opposite Kaiyuan Temple on West Street. We only got hairpins and clothes for 60💰, and took the photos ourselves. Photos 5-9 are of Wulin Ancient Village in Jinjiang. When we went, the surrounding buildings were still under construction, but you can visit the popular buildings seen on major platforms. If you want to take photos like those in 'The Little Nyonya', this is the place!☑️ Photos 10-12 are of Luojia Temple in Shishi. During the holidays, every rock at Luojia Temple is crowded with people. Don't bother trying to take photos at popular spots, as they are all occupied! Haha👀 I suggest going to the beach on the left side facing Luojia Temple, where there are fewer people, better photo opportunities, and you can capture the entire Luojia Temple. Photos 13-15 were taken on the way to the less crowded beach from Luojia Temple (it feels like a summer scene from a Hayao Miyazaki manga)🍃. Just follow the blue road from the exit of Luojia Temple parking lot (cars can't go, but electric bikes can). Cars take the dirt road until you reach the main road,🚗 then continue forward until you see a right turn. Turn right and go straight to see the sea (photo 15 was taken at the turn). You can drive further to the less crowded beach. Compared to Hongta Bay, this beach is fantastic🏖️, with fewer people and no one competing for spots on the rocks. You can also get a distant view of Luojia Temple. Photos 16-17 are street scenes in Shishi and a restaurant🍴Iceland Restaurant. The menu is diverse, and the decor/food is very Hong Kong style! Many locals eat there, and there seem to be several branches. They offer delivery and seem to open at 10:30 AM.⏰ Finally, here are two food photos. Check the specific photos for details! Wang Chuan Peanut Soup / Iceland Restaurant's Curry Fish Balls, Fried Chicken Wings, Fried Pork Chops, Melon-flavored Ice Cream, Iced Black Tea / Fu Ji A Ming Oyster Omelette / Mianxian Paste on Renmin Road in Shishi / Hong Kong-style Milk Tea / Ah Tu Taro Balls / Matsutake Bun at Green Island Hotel / Gong Niu / Ginger Duck at Jinpo in Quanzhou Food Street