Hui'an Female Folk Customs Garden

～Let me introduce you to the tourist check-in route Address: Fujian Province, Quanzhou City, Hui'an Fengqing Garden (Table No. 5) Transportation: Self-driving (there are also buses). I first learned about this place by seeing a video posted online, it felt so atmospheric, so I arranged the trip. It might be a Sunday when you go, and it's very crowded, parking is not easy, but there is no parking fee, oh. The ticket is 30 yuan, 25.5 yuan if bought online. Prepare your health code in advance at the entrance, then scan the code to register, and wear your mask 😷. As soon as you enter, on the right hand side is a small rocky island, the breeze is simply too refreshing. I went in the afternoon, and I suggest you definitely finish touring the entire Fengqing Garden before it gets dark. The scenery from every step on the mountaintop and shoreline is unique. When the sun sets and the afterglow shines, take a photo from the top floor in picture three towards the right hand side, and you'll get the scene from picture one. The lights are on in the big stalls, the colorful clouds under the sunset, the whole scenery is like a painting. After taking photos, go downstairs to eat the local specialty stir-fried seafood, enjoy the sea breeze, watch the waves hitting the rocks, and slowly enjoy life. It's a popular spot, with many tourists from other places. Quanzhou tourism. Hui'an tourism. Fujian tourism. Popular check-in spot

🎫Tickets: 30 (student ticket 15) After purchasing online, you need to check at the ticket office to exchange for paper tickets 👂I heard others say it is a private attraction, in fact, it's just for dining, drinking tea, plus coastal scenery (the 30 ticket can be used for consumption inside) 📸Most people go there to take photos and check-in, the scenery is very beautiful, it feels like it takes about 1 hour to stroll around 🥾🥾You will climb a little bit, to reach the top (you can first walk to the end below and then return to the top, the houses by the sea seen from the top 🏠 are very similar to those on Dongshan Island) Overall, it doesn't feel worth 30 yuan, in fact, there are quite a lot of free sceneries like this by the sea, but many people come to take photos for the "sound of the sea"

#thingstodo Not far from Quanzhou, you can do a short day trip to Hui An which is along the coast and check out traditional fishing village culture. The Cultural Village is located along some interesting rocky outcrops and has a few exhibits showcasing the HuiAn women, who wear a distinctive costume featuring a navel-revealing cropped top and baggy trousers, suitable for working under the hot sun. 🍵 The Cultural Village can be covered within an hour, it is not that big and I primarily enjoyed it for the scenery. Perhaps they might have more activities on the weekend but it was pretty quiet when I visited on a weekday, we were the only tourists there. There is a teahouse where you can take a break and sip some tea while looking out at the sea.

Hui'an women's clothing is a heritage of costume folk culture that collides and blends with the ancient Baiyue customs, marine culture, and Central Plains culture. The overall style of Hui'an women's clothing was formed in the Tang Dynasty, gradually matured in the Song Dynasty, and had more obvious changes in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. In the early 20th century, with the gradual opening of cultural life and vision, Hui'an women's clothing continued to develop and improve, thus becoming a costume folk culture phenomenon with strong regional characteristics. In May 2006, Hui'an women's clothing was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.