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📖 On June 25th, a beautifully bound romantic Quanzhou cultural and tourism book, "Falling in Love with Quanzhou: 100 Vitality Lifestyle Guides," was officially released at the 2025 Quanzhou Cultural and Tourism Economic Development Conference. 🗺️ This over 300-page city travel guide brings a full screen of romantic atmosphere. 🔑 As the editor-in-chief said: "Falling in Love with Quanzhou—100 Vitality Lifestyle Guides" is not just a guidebook, but a key to unlocking the soul of Quanzhou. 📝 Carefully arranged, the book uses the grand geographical canvas of "Sea, City, Mountain" as its stage, selecting twelve cultural and tourism symbols as clues to lead readers through winding coastlines, ancient bustling cities, and towering Yunshan Mountains. 📚 The book cover uses misty gray cardstock, with a fully exposed spine binding. A special set of 160 Song Dynasty sculptures and continuous landscape themes are presented through fold-out pages, creating another layer of aesthetic texture and space for the book. 💟 The words "Falling in Love with Quanzhou" are designed with a font style referencing a beautiful Quanzhou city map from the 1980s, recreating a retro elegance after half a century. 🔖 From the book, we will read: * In Xiaoduo Town, Hui'an, a precious catch is still pursued: hand-fishing squid. Every spring starting in March, the captains of large fishing boats gather squid fishers to head to an "old pasture" in the Taiwan Strait, where individuals fish squid at night on single rafts until the last day before the autumn equinox. * How can a Minnan ancient town be without temples? Following Sanli Street north leads to Longshan Temple. No strenuous mountain climbing is needed; the temple is nestled among residential buildings, with many gilded halls inside. Pilgrims come and go endlessly. Visitors who are not pilgrims often "secretly admire" a Thousand-Hand Thousand-Eye Guanyin statue in Longshan Temple. * Women's attire adds a touch in Quanzhou. The flower-adorned women of Xunpu fishing village wear colorful flowers pinned in their hair, smelling the floral fragrance before Buddha. The fisherwomen along the Hui'an coast wear five-colored costumes revealing a bit of waist, with fashionable floral headscarves tied in their hair. The fleeting local charm lingers on. · · · #FallingInLoveWithQuanzhou #QuanzhouTravel #QuanzhouTravelGuide #FujianQuanzhou #BookRecommendation #QuanzhouNewBook