ShiPu Fishery Harbor

ShiPu, 'villages are arranged along the stream, and there are many rocks in front of the village by the sea', hence the name ShiPu. Built along the mountain and facing the sea, ShiPu has always been known as 'the city is on the harbor, and the mountain is in the city'. ShiPu Fishery Harbor - one of the four major fishery harbors in China, also known as Li Harbor, is a 'crescent' shaped enclosed harbor, which can berth thousands of fishing boats and ten thousand ton sea ships. The harbor is calm and is a famous sheltered harbor along the southeast coast. On the annual opening fishing day, ShiPu Fishery Harbor, with masts standing tall, thousands of ships set off together, the momentum is magnificent, it is spectacular. The long fishery harbor road is sea on one side and mountain on the other. On the sea side, the waves surge and the sails float; on the mountain side, the scenery is beautiful and the years are quiet. Here, surrounded by mountains on three sides and facing the sea on one side, 'the world is full of fireworks', it is called 'the Santiago of the East'.