Zhoushan Zhujiajian Wushitang - A filter for the heart

🌈Highlights: The scenic area is a park, and Wushitang is famous for its natural black pebble beach. The black pebbles are guarded by staff and cannot be taken away, but we came during the off-season, so there were not enough staff. Legend has it that Wushitang is the incarnation of the third prince of the Dragon King of the East China Sea, Wulong. One day, he couldn't stand the loneliness of the Dragon Palace and came to the East China Sea alone. Unexpectedly, he was attacked by a group of shark spirits. Outnumbered, Wulong was seriously injured and was saved by Zhujiajian fishermen who were fishing in Zhangzhou Bay. They carefully nursed him back to health. In gratitude, Wulong gave up his life in the Dragon Palace and stayed in Zhangzhou Bay, vowing to protect the sea embankment and benefit the people of Zhujiajian. From then on, Wulong lay across the coast of Zhangzhou Bay. Over time, his dragon scales turned into black stones. 🎟️Tickets: CNY 30 for adults, CNY 15 for children (under 1.4 m) 🌟Features: 1. A beautiful little stone beach under the filter, which takes about 20 minutes to walk from one end to the other. 2. The park outside the stone beach is a bit old, with some "simple" water facilities. 3. In summer, there should be small stalls selling food and drinks next to the stone beach. With the sea breeze blowing, drinking beer and listening to the sound of the waves is also pleasant. But there is really nothing in the off-season. However, for me with a child, my child was very excited after hearing the legend and seeing the pebbles, walking all over the stone beach and picking up pebbles of different sizes. My best friend and I posed for photos on the stone beach, sitting and watching the fishing boats set sail in the harbor, the seagulls flying in the wind, the sound of the waves, and the sound of the whistle. Somehow, I felt that this place was very beautiful. It makes you forget everything and just want to sit and watch... Maybe this is what it feels like to have a filter on your heart. 💗Other tips: 1. Disclaimer: The above emotional expression only represents my personal feelings, and it was during the off-season, so there was no one in the park on the stone beach. 2. We went to the large Wushitang, which requires a ticket, and there is also a small Wushitang, which is free. 3. Some photos have been post-processed.