In Fuzhou City, the capital of Fujian Province, lies Pingtan, the fifth largest island in the country and the closest point between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan region. This unique location is where powerful ocean currents converge, creating spectacular sea erosion landforms over the years. Dubbed the \"sea erosion museum,\" this natural gallery showcases the relentless impact of stormy waves shaping the rugged coastline.
Part of CGTN Nature's Journeys in Nature: Eastern Fujian Series, Episode 7 delves into the fascinating geological phenomena that make Pingtan a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts. From towering seaside mountains grazed by endemic goats to sea birds nesting on the cliffs, the region boasts rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes where mountains meet the ocean.
Explore the series to uncover more about Pingtan's natural beauty and the intricate dance between land and sea that continues to shape this extraordinary island.
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Eastern Fujian Series Ep. 7: 'Sea erosion museum' created by waves
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