Are there tourists in Zhapo, Yangjiang in winter?

Not just tourists, but lots of them.

We went to Yangjiang Zhapo in winter. As soon as you enter Dajiao Bay, the hotels along the bay and facing the beach, such as Sunshine Peninsula and Ziguang Hotel, all look quite impressive. When there was a fork in the road ahead, LG turned the car and drove up the ramp. I vaguely felt something was wrong, so I looked down the slope. As expected, I saw the words "Tanhai Tower". In fact, the best thing to do is continue driving along the beach. If Sunshine Peninsula is like a strong man, then Tanhai Tower gives us the impression of a beautiful little woman, refreshing and delicate. The front desk ladies and room service staff are all pretty, talk softly, and occasionally laugh and joke. Although they are not necessarily professional, they are also kind, just like the girl next door. I'm slightly worried that the room hygiene might not be clean enough because of their carelessness. (There is some sand on the floor of the shower room, but the bed is clean and tidy.) There is no food in the hotel. I have eaten at the market and on the tourist avenue. The prices are sky-high. Even the "money big*" ads with advertisements all over the street are not good. : The advertisement posted on the wall reads "Mantis shrimps are 12 yuan a pound; clay-baked chicken is 28 yuan a piece." If you really order it, the waiter will hum: "This kind of clay-baked chicken may not be delicious." The mantis shrimp in the water tank is marked at 58 yuan per pound, and there is a box on the ground marked "Dead Mantis Shrimp." Think about what kind of shrimp the 12 yuan per pound is. Even the seafood recommended by the service staff is not to mention expensive. The key is that it is "too unpalatable" and you will eat a mouthful of sand. I also know about Shamei in Zhapo, but it should not be eaten.