Yantai's popular spots in the Binjiang West District

Tips: The Time Tower requires a reservation in advance, but no ticket is needed. The library at the top of the tower is the highlight. Hongkou 1920 is quite small, but it's a great place to take photos. Yantai's Binjiang Line is very long, and each bay has its own unique features. However, people always like the new and dislike the old, and the glory of the past is now gone. Now, Yantai's Binjiang Line is basically the Yantai Mountain, Fisherman's Wharf, Binhai Middle Road, Moon Bay, East Fort, and Yangma Island in the East District, and Hongkou 1920, Lonely Whale, and Time Tower in the West District. The former Yellow Sea Pearl has fallen into decline, but the 132 missile destroyer is really worth a closer look than the sunken ship in Weihai. After all, this one is on the shore, and it is the predecessor of the Hefei ship. The Lonely Whale, how to describe it? Although the bronze whale with its head and tail sticking out of the beach is indeed unforgettable, the three shiny fins on the square are also eye-catching. The author's original intention was to express the loneliness of a genius who walks alone in the world, but now it is more often given a kind of lonely beauty that is independent of the world, and the three shiny fins are an expectation for the future. The Time Tower in winter is a bit aloof, with its cut surface, like a lighthouse but tilted, or more like a sundial, calculating the four seasons and counting the warmth and coldness of human feelings. The most outstanding feature of the library at the top of the tower should be the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows. Sitting in front of the backlit window, the quiet beauty of a hundred years of solitude unconsciously enters the heart at the moment of taking a photo. Hongkou 1920, a popular spot, is impressive for the two standalone Western-style buildings next to it, one of which is actually a police station.