Quanzhou, Jinjiang, what are the places where you must go to the Internet celebrity card?

Answer 1

Quanzhou Jinjiang's must-go online celebrity check-in locations are as follows:
1. Wudian City's traditional neighborhood had the red brick buildings of the " Imperial Palace " and the small western-style buildings next to the East and West, as well as the intersection of traditional ancestral temples. It was also one of the filming locations of the movie " The Richest Man in Xihong City ", which allowed people to feel the rich Fukien style. There was also a hairpin flower project, which was suitable for taking photos.
2. Wulin Ancient Village was an ancient village with a history of more than 600 years. The ancient houses and western-style buildings complemented each other, telling the legendary story of the overseas Chinese going to Nanyang. Walking in it seemed to travel back hundreds of years, and one could feel the vicissitudes of history. It was also the new favorite of high-end film and television variety magazines. The recent headline of "Little Motherf * cker" Nanyang culture was in the limelight.
3. At Shenhu Fishing Port, one could experience the real life of a fishing port. In the evening, the fishing boats would return, and the fishermen would return with a full load. The old women on the shore would repair the fishing nets, and the children would play on the beach. It was a peaceful scene.
4. Silver Beach on the sea. There were romantic glass houses and lush lawns here. You could have a picnic, camp, and fly a kite.
5. Anhai Ancient Town had the famous Anping Bridge and Longshan Temple, which preserved the original style of the ancient town. Walking in it, one could feel the accumulation of history.
6. The Grass Temple was the only remaining Manichaean temple in China. It worshipped the only Manichaean statue in the world and had extremely high historical and cultural value.
7. The large-scale relief sculpture was located in the square in front of the main stadium of Jinjiang City's Second Sports Center. It was a large-scale stone sculpture that combined sports events, cultural buildings, and landscape.
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