Check-in spot for Xiamen's literary youth - Shapowei

🌟Highlights: Local people don't like Shapowei. In their words, what's fun about a smelly ditch? But in recent years, it has suddenly become popular and turned into a commercial street for literary and petty bourgeoisie. During peak seasons, traffic jams can last for a long time. Shapowei is the origin of Xiamen Port and also a shelter from the wind. It got its name from the end of a long stretch of beach. The early Xiamen Port was a crescent-shaped bay, and this area of the bay was crescent-shaped, with golden beaches connected in a line. Now, due to severe pollution, there are no more beaches. There are many internet-famous shops here, and many photo spots, which are very popular among young people. It is said that there is a donut shop here whose owner looks like Eddie Peng, but I haven't visited it with my family. Shapowei also has an excellent spot to view the Shimao Twin Towers. When night falls, the illuminated lights are very beautiful. There are even some candid photographers making money by taking photos at the corner coffee shop. This place is full of handsome men and beautiful women, truly a gathering place for young people. There is a Chaocong Temple here, where locals often hold events, making it a lively ancestral hall. 📍Detailed address: Shapowei Road, Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian ⏳Visiting time: Open all day, about an hour for a casual visit ✅Must experience: The sunset here is extremely beautiful.