Fuzhou, often called the 'city of banyan trees,' sits where mountains meet the sea and three rivers converge along the southeastern coast of the Chinese mainland. Its blend of lush landscapes and urban energy makes every waterfront stroll a discovery.
First, the Sanxianzhou Bridge arches over the Min River, linking neighborhoods and offering panoramic views of Zhongzhou Island midstream. Stroll across at sunrise, and you'll catch fisherfolk setting nets and morning joggers greeting the day.
On Zhongzhou Island, green spaces and winding paths beckon explorers. Just downstream lies Taijiang Wharf—a lively hub where cargo vessels and pleasure boats share the water. Local vendors line the quayside, serving fresh seafood and sweet yam balls wrapped in cluster vines.
As the city unfolds beyond the riverbanks, the historic Youth Association Hall overlooks Youth Square, a modern gathering spot framed by banyan-shaded sidewalks. It’s the perfect place to see Fuzhou’s blend of heritage and contemporary life.
When dusk falls, lights along the waterfront shimmer on the Min River like scattered fireflies. Cafés and tea houses spill onto the promenades, inviting visitors to linger and soak in the scene. By night, Fuzhou’s skyline glows—proof of a riverside city in harmony with nature and progress.
Through CGTN’s livestream, viewers around the world can dive into Fuzhou’s unique river-sea charm. Whether you’re a traveler planning your next adventure or a digital nomad seeking inspiration, this city in Fujian Province on the Chinese mainland offers a story at every turn.
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