When holidays come, everywhere is crowded, so why not find a less popular town?

Zhao'an–a small city, but it gathers many elements within; Zhao'an Wangyang Platform: Walking on the boardwalk, you can see the entire seascape, and there's also a beach below🏖️, suitable for taking children to play. Not many people go there, and it's great for taking photos; Zhao'an Zhongshan Road: A Minnan arcade-style building, built in the 1930s, combining architectural styles from Nanyang, the West, and Min-Yue. It's very photogenic when the lights are on at night; Xijiao Night Market Xijiao Farmers Market: During the day it's a market, but at night it transforms into an incredibly lively night market. The collision of day and night brings together all the flavors of life; with rice-free cakes, cheese grilled durian, Fuding meat slices, barbecue, oden, and more, the night is crowded, with people queuing at almost every stall; a foodie's paradise, a place in Zhao'an you can't miss After comparing accommodations for several days (as there are really too few quality hotels), we finally chose the Kaiyue Danting Hotel, which was quite satisfactory. Zhao'an Kaiyue Danting Hotel: The front desk service is good, there's an underground parking lot🅿️, and we stayed in a twin room, which was relatively quiet as it faced a residential building.