Zhangzhou "Cape No.1" – "Make a wish to the sea breeze, meet again between mountains and ocean"

My initial impression of Zhangzhou was quite limited—aside from Liuao sweet potatoes, the most famous spot was the Volcano Island. By sheer coincidence, I took a wrong turn while driving and ended up at a windmill-covered mountain. Checking the location, I realized it was "Cape No.1." Zhangzhou has countless islands, practically everywhere you look, and every shot taken on these islands feels like a cinematic masterpiece. The shores are lined with power-generating windmills, paired with the "summer blue," creating a truly beautiful scene with a Japanese-style freshness vibe. Not far away lies Moonlight Beach, where the fine, smooth sand reflects sunlight on clear days, creating a "mirror of the sky" effect—absolutely breathtaking. Near "Cape No.1," there's also an abstract gallery, though it requires an entrance fee. The rocky hills inside give off a Moroccan vibe, and you can capture the windmill mountain in the background. However, summers here are scorching hot, so visitors should prepare for strong sun protection. 📍Location of "Cape No.1": Feicui Bay Cape No.1, Zhangpu 🚘How to get there: We drove from Xiamen, taking about 2 hours (with some traffic along the way). If you love the endless blue sea, don’t miss this place—the blue hues won’t just heal your entire summer but also bring a touch of romance.