Beilun River

The Beilun River is the boundary river between China and Vietnam. It is not very wide and the shipping is busy. On one side is Dongxing in China and on the other side is Mang Street in Vietnam. A river spans two countries and is still very distinctive. Because the passport was not completed as scheduled, so I had to look at the river and sigh, but I came to the opening place of the "Far Home" column group, and I was very excited. I stood at the starting point of the mainland coastline and lamented the spectacular scenery of the mountains and rivers!

The driver is familiar with the road. We pulled to the end of the 325 provincial road. There is a military camp in the middle. On the right hand side is the May Seven Dike and Beilun Estuary. There are many fishing boats parked at the estuary. This is called Zhushan Port. The junction point of land and coastline is not shocking. It is more a kind of calm and life. The starting point sign of the border road is also here. Although it is a scenic spot, there is no ticket, you can visit it at will, and the area is not large. There is a pavilion on the left, which protects a vicissitudes of boundary monument, and the front is written "Daqing Guo Qinzhou Jie Zhizhou Li Shouxu Book Guangxu 16 February Li."

This is the connection between the Chinese coastline and the land border. It is not very lively. There is the first boundary monument of Daqing. The geographical significance here is more important. There are fewer tourists and the traffic is not convenient, but it is very comfortable.

As the border river between China and Vietnam, Beilun River has become a particularly symbolic river. Seeing the Sino-Vietnamese relationship, we will see the Beilun River. The river is busy and the scenery is beautiful. There is a landmark square at the mouth of the sea, which symbolizes the friendship between the two countries.

The scenery is OK, there are no outstanding characteristics, you can walk along the river