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What is the name of the largest and most luxurious cruise ship in China?

To build China's first sightseeing yacht, starfish boats shine across the Taiwan Strait. Recently, Haixing Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. signed an important agreement with a famous water sightseeing company in Xiamen. According to the agreement, Starfish will build a top-class steel-FRP composite sightseeing boat for customers in China. According to experts from China Epoxy Resin Industry Association (www.epoxy-e.cn), its model is SeaView320. After the ship is delivered, it will be used for traveling around Kinmen, Xiamen and Kinmen, as well as picking up tourists between Xiamen and Kinmen. This is another super order signed by starfish people after the delivery of the 80-foot luxury yacht. The order for the first sightseeing yacht in China has been short of starfish, which is undoubtedly a high affirmation of the manufacturing ability of starfish yacht. This is a major breakthrough for Starfish to enter the high-end sightseeing boat market strategy. Fiona Fang, Marketing Director of Shanghai Star Company, said at the signing ceremony. According to the market research data of Starfish Company, domestic passenger ships and sightseeing boats have fallen far behind the market demand in China, and the time has come for comprehensive upgrading. The upgrading of highway passenger vehicles began five years ago, and now almost all expressways are run by luxury buses. Similar situations will reappear on passenger ships and sightseeing boats, and it is a trend for sightseeing boats to become yachts. Fiona Fang further pointed out. As the chief designer of SeaView320, Ma Xiaodong, manager of development department of Starfish Company, introduced that SeaView320 has set the top three in China. The name starfish will be known to more people. The charming light from her low profile will also shine quietly on the turbulent ocean currents on both sides of the strait.