Hey sea lovers! 🌊 After a 3 6-month break to let marine life recharge, fishing season is officially back on at key ports across the Chinese mainland! From sleek boats heading out of Yangjiang to bustling markets in Hainan, here’s your guide to the fresh catch wave hitting the seas.
1. Yangjiang Hailing Island, Guangdong Province
Known as the "Guangdong Marine Granary," this spot is buzzing as thousands of boats launch at dawn. Imagine longliners cutting through blue waters… The vibe? A perfect blend of tradition and tech, with GPS-enabled nets and age-old sea shanties. 🎣
2. Qisha Port, Fangchenggang, Guangxi
Time for the "first fresh seafood" feast! Locals celebrate with spicy chili dips that’ll remind you of your favorite Szechuan snacks. 🥢 It’s a pop-up party by the pier where fishmongers showcase the day’s top picks: ribbonfish, prawns and more.
3. Dongshan Island, Zhangzhou, Fujian Province
On the southeast coast, Dongshan greets the season with its signature seafood surprises. Try the grilled tiger grouper or learn how fisherfolk weave seaweed hats right by the water. It’s TikTok-ready content for your feed! 🎥
4. Tanmen Port, Qionghai, Hainan Province
Down south in Hainan, locals are unlocking "fishery+" ideas—like combining sea farming with eco-tours. Picture a drone livestream showing oyster beds and coral nurseries. Sustainability meets startup energy. 🌱🐚
Whether you’re planning a coastal road trip or just craving fresh sushi pics, these ports on the Chinese mainland are serving up major seafood goals. Follow the tide, pack your sunscreen, and dip into the season’s first wave of catches! 🏖️🐠
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
