If you visit Jimei, besides the Ten-Mile Long Dike, there are several other beautiful places worth seeing.

1. Jiageng Park: Enter from the west gate, and you'll be greeted by a stunning seawall. Be sure to check the tide schedule; the seawall is most beautiful an hour after the tide starts to recede. Walking on the seawall wet by the sea gives a very mystical feeling. 2. Jimei Grand Village: This area still retains many old Xiamen shops. It has only become popular in the last two years, so there aren't many tourists. There are many interesting and artistic small shops to explore at your leisure. When you get tired, you can buy some homemade snacks from the roadside grandmas, which is very comforting. 3. Dragon Boat Pond: Walk all the way to the end, and you'll find a very beautiful section that feels like a mini Bund in Shanghai. If you visit on the weekend, you'll see many people strolling around. 4. Shigu Road: This is a snack street near Jimei University, mostly frequented by students. The prices are very reasonable, and there are many small shops that have been open for over a decade, worth trying. 5. Nandi Park: You can see the Xiamen Bridge from here, along with a solitary tree on an island and many fishing boats. 6. Lehai Park: This park was newly built in the last two years. You can see the Jimei Bridge from here, and many locals come here for a walk in the evening. You can also go to the bridgehead to catch the sea. 7. Water Sports Center: This place hides a very niche park, especially beautiful at sunset around 5 PM. There's also an abandoned pier where many people fish. 📷📷📷 When you come to Xiamen, be sure to set aside a day for Jimei. It won't disappoint you.