At the end of May, I went to Dandong with my friends for about three or four days. I mainly want to go to the seaside to eat seafood. The sea there is clean and there are shells on the beach.

Let's go to Ruyi Island. The weather will be fine at the end of May. It's early dawn, so you can go to see the sea.

The peach blossom will bloom at the end of May, but it seems to be late this year.

There are many special snacks. Braised with a fork, Portunus flavipectus, and countless Korean shops along the river.

In the morning, I went to the south of the city to see the Yalu River and its bridges, broken bridges and other landscapes, and it ended in 3 hours. In the afternoon, you can go north to Wulongbei to soak in hot springs. Stay overnight. The next day, I continued to climb the first dangerous peak in Liaodong (or Northeast China), the Old Niubei Phoenix Mountain. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, I went directly to the county long-distance station, going to Zhang Dao or Dalu Island in Donggang. In recent years, Zhang Dao's environment and seafood seem to have improved.

Arrive in 2 hours, stay on the island, eat seafood (relatively cheap), and go to catch the sea to watch the sunrise early in the morning if conditions and time permit. Go back to Dandong in the afternoon and go shopping (there is nothing to visit, but there are many good small restaurants). Take a trip to the east (along the river) every two days to see the Hushan Great Wall, the starting point of the Great Wall in Wan Li, and continue to look at peach blossoms in the east-estuary, eat river fish and visit Neijiang in North Korea. Unfortunately, it's too early. You can eat delicious peaches in two months.

Almost 3-4 days. If you have time, continue eastward and return to Kuandian, a classic mountain scenic spot in Liaodong, where there are beautiful scenery such as Qingshangou, Tianqiao Ditch, Tianhua Mountain and Lvshui River. Of course, except Qinghe, those scenic spots look more beautiful in autumn.