[Bohai Square Huanghua Port, Sino-Czech-Slovak Friendship Garden, Huanghua, Hebei]

Sino-Czech-Slovak Friendship Garden in Bohai Square, Huanghua Port: A magical place where you can quickly explore and take elegant photos. Here, you won't find Prague Square or Slovak castles, but you can: ✅ Pretend you're in Europe: Take a photo and post it on social media, tag the location as "Huanghua Port, Central and Eastern Europe Branch," and get a bunch of comments like "Wow, you went abroad?" ✅ Witness "Iron Friendship": The friendly sculptures of China, Czech Republic, and Slovakia are much more solid than your plastic friendships. ✅ Take a walk and do some "diplomacy": Taking a walk here is like completing a "people-to-people international exchange," which is almost like being a diplomat. Featured attractions: 1. "Three-Country Flagpoles": The national flags of China, Czech Republic, and Slovakia fly in the wind. When the wind is strong, you may experience a "cross-border hairstyle." 2. "Friendship Corridor": Suitable for strolling, daydreaming, and thinking about life. You can also think about "Why did the Czech Republic and Slovakia break up?" 3. "Cultural Steles": The text is incomprehensible but shocking. It is recommended to use translation software after taking photos, in case you find that it says "Cafeteria 50m to the left." Tips: - This garden does not provide visa services, but it does provide free Wi-Fi (signal strength varies). - If you encounter pigeons, please be friendly. They may be "cross-border messengers." - When posting on social media, it is recommended to add the caption: "Today's diplomatic trip to Huanghua Port has broadened my horizons." Summary: Cheaper than going abroad, more interesting than taking a walk, and the key is that you don't have to deal with jet lag! 🎉 (Note: Humor aside, this is actually a serious friendship cultural park, suitable for walking kids, dating, and pretending to travel.)