Things to do in Minqing

Honglincuo, located in Minqing, Fujiien. It's a humble adobe of the Hong family. It's really a magnificent residence, consider engaging a guide to understand the historical facts of this place.

When visiting Fuzhou, a leisurely stroll through the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is a must. Walking on the cool cobblestone streets, looking up at the staggered saddle-shaped walls, white walls and gray tiles, you'll see the quintessential old Fuzhou. No need to rush to see the must-see spots; just wander into any alley, and you'll find ancient houses and courtyards brimming with stories. The streets are bustling with the aroma of everyday life—meat dumplings, fish balls, and peanut soup fill the air—a truly blissful experience as you stroll and savor the delicious treats.

I bought this ticket. The view is only on the first floor indoors, and half of the second-floor open-air deck. The performance is only on the first floor indoors; going up to the other half of the second floor costs 20 yuan per person for tea. Why not just sell a VIP ticket? It would save the trouble of scanning a QR code to pay after boarding. The night view of the Minjiang River is quite nice. The pier is easy to find, with few steps.

This trip to Fujian was truly wonderful! First, I checked out Fuzhou Fudao, a sky forest walkway perfect for a leisurely stroll. The boardwalk is nestled among the trees, with the breeze blowing through the woods and panoramic city views. No need to rush; a casual walk is incredibly therapeutic, and every snapshot is a masterpiece. Afterwards, I headed straight to Beibu Gulf in Pingtan. For food, I made sure to try the seafood restaurant, Xiaobailou! It's the only one in Pingtan, run by three veterans who are incredibly honest and kind. The owner was super attentive, kindly reminding me about portion sizes when ordering. The seafood was fresh, authentic, and delicious – I felt confident eating there. For accommodation, I chose the Beibu Gulf Innovation and Entrepreneurship Cluster Youth Hostel, which is student-friendly! The atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable, with people from all over gathering there. No one pressured me to discuss life plans; you could go out with friends or spend time alone.