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Here's Your Spring Travel Guide to Fujian 😎 💐Must-Visit Attractions: 1. Three Lanes and Seven Alleys: China's largest preserved Ming and Qing dynasty historic district, known as a "living fossil of the Li-Fang system." Take an early morning stroll on the stone-paved paths, visit the Love Tree and Lin Juemin's Former Residence to experience old Fuzhou's unique charm. There's also plenty of delicious food, like Tongli Meat Wonton (thin skin, fresh filling), Yonghe Fish Balls (bouncy with bursting juice), and Erlong Bo's Tangyuan (smooth taro filling). 2. Mount Drum: Azaleas bloom in spring. Whether hiking or taking the cable car to the summit, you'll get a panoramic view of the Min River and city - the scenery is spectacular. 3. Pingtan Island: Rent an electric scooter to tour the island. The sunrise at Longwangtou Beach is stunning, Houyan Island is the closest point to Taiwan from mainland China, and the reef lighthouse is very photogenic. 4. Yantai Hill and Shangxia Lane: The Western-style buildings and art exhibitions on Yantai Hill complement each other perfectly, while Shangxia Lane's night view resembles a Jiangnan water town, perfect for photos. Spring Flower Viewing Routes: 1. Liyu Island Cherry Blossom Island: About 40 minutes from Fuzhou, vast cherry blossoms look like pink clouds - perfect for photos in traditional Chinese costumes. 2. Jinji Mountain Park & Fuzhou National Forest Park: Features cherry blossoms, acacias, and gesang flowers. The thousand-year-old banyan trees intertwine with cherry blossom groves in the forest park, which you can tour by shuttle bus. 3. Marong subway station Cherry Blossom Grove: Directly accessible via Line 5 (Exit B), this free hidden gem is perfect for picnics and Japanese-style photography. 4. Guanzhong Village, Minhou: Enjoy plum and cherry blossoms together, plus strawberry picking (recommended: Tianbao Strawberry Garden) for a taste of spring countryside life. 🍜Food Map: 1. Buddha Jumps Over the Wall: Juchunyuan (Dongjiekou branch) offers a luxurious version with rich broth. 2. Guobianhun: Perfect for breakfast, rice milk soup with seafood and vegetables, savory and warming. 3. Lychee Pork: Sweet, sour and crispy - the old brand "Lao Fuzhou" makes an excellent version. 4. Daming Food Street: A night food paradise featuring oyster omelets, fried rice noodles, and other Fuzhou snacks. 🏨Accommodation Suggestions: 1. Near Three Lanes and Seven Alleys: Jiuxiang Nanren Boutique Hotel (traditional house style), Shimao InterContinental Fuzhou (high-end, includes dinner for two). 2. Yantai Hill Area: Yueji Hotel (artistic style, close to photo spots). 📌Useful Tips: 1. Weather: March is often rainy - bring rain gear and light jackets, and don't forget sun protection on sunny days. 2. Transportation: Subway Lines 1/2 cover city attractions, buses are free on weekends; car rental or chartered car recommended for Pingtan Island. 3. Avoid Pitfalls: Scenic area snacks are pricey - better to eat in the alleys; Three Lanes and Seven Alleys gets crowded on weekends - try visiting on working days. Spring in Fujian offers both the tranquility of ancient houses and the passionate romance of flower seas. Catch the blooming season and start your poetic journey to the capital of Min 😉