Nan'ao Island, Shantou | You'll understand why the movie 'Four Seas' was shot here once you arrive

Before Nan'ao Island became the filming location for the movie 'Four Seas', it was already a well-known leisure and vacation spot, attracting many people. Spending two or three days here is indeed very enjoyable. Since the shooting of 'Four Seas', visiting it has taken on a different significance. Nan'ao Island has a thriving fishing industry, and most of the local residents are engaged in the fishing business passed down from their ancestors. On one hand, it is seen as a tradition, on the other hand, it is also a competition. When tradition becomes too monotonous and competition too intense, it is inevitable that some young people want to go out and make a name for themselves. I personally think this is probably the background of the story of 'Four Seas'. But as a tourist, I am amazed by the sight of neatly arranged boats at the dock, I can't help but sigh at the lonely and desolate sight of a sunken ship in the sea, and I praise the delicious seafood cooked with unique techniques. These are all genuine experiences that can only be had here. Small sharing: 1⃣️Try to avoid holidays and weekends, otherwise there will be more cars, and it will take longer to queue to enter the Nan'ao Bridge. But honestly, it's not crowded after entering the island, the island is quite large. 2⃣️Join a local tour, you can go island hopping to Qin Peng Island to catch sea urchins and snorkel. The water quality there is more than twice as good, and the tour guide/instructor will also introduce you to various fish species during snorkeling. At meal times, you can also enjoy a seafood porridge with lots of ingredients, the experience is very good. 3⃣️The words 'Four Seas' have been erased, reportedly because of the danger of climbing, so don't think about checking in anymore