Why did Hau Tou Wan become an uninhabited village?

The reason why Houtou Wan has become an uninhabited village is that life is inconvenient.

Houtouwan Village, Shengsi County, Zhejiang Province, was originally the richest fishing village in the area. The fishery here was relatively developed. After the people here used to get rich from these fisheries, they built various small Western-style buildings. . It was once called "Little Taiwan" by many people because of its relatively high level of prosperity.

But before long, because the transportation here was not very convenient, the living conditions were too poor, it was difficult to get in and out, and because the village was small, it was not conducive to subsequent economic development, so more and more people people choose to leave here. But when the last person left the village, the village became completely uninhabited.

Some people once conducted on-site surveys here. As early as 18 years ago, it became a tourist attraction. Houtouwan Village successfully attracted people because of these small Western-style buildings and some unique green plants. Many tourists visit.

Recommended attractions in Shengsi County:

1. Shengsi Islands

Shengsi Islands are located in the north of Zhoushan Islands, at the confluence of the Yangtze River Estuary and Hangzhou Bay, facing the sea to the east. It faces Shanghai Jinshanwei to the west, the Yellow Sea to the north, and strangles the throats of the Yangtze River and Qiantang River. It is the only way for international ocean-going ships to enter and leave the Yangtze River and Wusongkou. It is currently the only national-level archipelago scenic spot in my country. It has the characteristics of beautiful sea and mountains, simple and magnificent scenery, vast sea, beautiful reefs, good beaches, strange rocks and dangerous cliffs. Shengsi Islands has a vast sea area and is dotted with islands.

The seascape is gorgeous and colorful, the mountain colors vary from season to season, and there are many strange rocks and rocks; the steep cliffs are the icing on the cake; between the green mountains and the blue sea, there are continuous golden sands. The strange cave is deep and deep, with steep cliffs and dangerous peaks. The fishing grounds are vast and there are many fishing ports. Thousands of ships gather there and there are many masts and masts. At night, the fishing fires roar together, red, green, yellow and white, complementing each other like a sea of ??stars. The fishing grounds are rich in style and the sea market is spectacular. 16 of the large islands are inhabited, with a total sea and land area of ??8,824 square kilometers and a land area of ??86 square kilometers.

2. Jihu Beach

Jihu Beach is known as "Beidaihe in the South" and is located in the core area of ??the Shengsi Islands Scenic Area. The beach is 2,300 meters long and 300 meters wide, making it the largest beach in East China. It has now become one of the best seaside tourist destinations in East China. Since its official opening in 1987, it has successfully held seaside events such as the first National Sailing Competition and the National Beach Volleyball Competition. In 2006, the opening ceremony of the third Shengsi Mussel Cultural Festival was also held here.

The Jihu beach is close to the mountains and the sea, and is crescent-shaped and slightly tilts into the sea. It covers an area of ??0.4 square kilometers and is long and narrow. The beach is solid, the sand is clean, the water under the beach is gentle, and the water depth is between 0.2-0.4. On the beach, there is a bathing beach equipped with entertainment facilities such as surfing, sailing, sea bathing, sand bathing, bonfire parties, motorboats, camping, beach volleyball, and self-service barbecues. There are a small amount of sand clams, sand butterflies, small crabs, etc. in the sand and gravel on the beach. Catching crabs with a flashlight at night is another great fun at Jihu Beach.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Houtouwan Village

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Shengsi Islands Scenic Area