Peach blossoms fall, the blue sea tides rise

Peach Blossom Island is one of China's most famous islands, located in Putuo District, Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province, and is part of the Zhoushan Islands. It is famous as the residence of "Eastern Heretic" Huang Yaoshi in Jin Yong's martial arts novel "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and has become an important symbol of martial arts culture. The following is a detailed introduction to Peach Blossom Island: 1. Geographical Location and Natural Scenery - Peach Blossom Island is located in the East China Sea. The island is lush with vegetation and has beautiful scenery, especially famous for its peach blossoms in spring. - Main attractions include: - Tawan Golden Sands: The largest beach on the island, with fine sand, suitable for seaside leisure. - Anqi Peak: The highest peak in Zhoushan, said to be the place where An Qisheng, a hermit of the Qin Dynasty, practiced alchemy. - Peach Blossom Valley Scenic Area: Known for its strange rocks and mountain and sea scenery, such as natural wonders like the "Pearl of the East China Sea." 2. Martial Arts Culture and Film and Television Location - Due to the influence of Jin Yong's novels, a "Legend of the Condor Heroes" tourist city has been built on the island, restoring scenes from the novel, such as Huang Yaoshi's Manor and Niujia Village, attracting many martial arts fans. - Many film and television dramas have been filmed here, further enhancing its popularity. 3. History and Legends - Formerly known as "Baiyun Mountain," it was recorded as early as the Tang Dynasty. Legend has it that An Qisheng once lived here in seclusion, leaving behind relics such as the "Peach Blossom Stone." - The island's name originated from the "Yudi Jisheng" of the Song Dynasty, named for the many wild peach blossoms on the island. 4. Tourist Experience - Best season: Spring (March–April) when the peach blossoms are in full bloom, and autumn when the climate is pleasant. 6. Extended Meaning - Peach Blossom Island is not only a tourist destination, but also a cultural symbol due to the Jianghu sentiments in Jin Yong's works, symbolizing a secluded place away from the world. If you have specific needs (such as itinerary planning, comparison of novel scenes), you can add more information!