Tourists are like clouds, just in Fujian. Why can a vegetable market become a popular tourist attraction?

Maybe it's the "celebrity effect". Nicholas Tse, a famous Hong Kong king, specially photographed the vegetable market in Fujian when filming his representative variety "Twelve Flavors", which attracted the attention and interest of many fans.

As we all know, Fujian is a coastal city, famous for its beautiful and spectacular coastal scenery, attracting crowds of tourists. However, in addition to the beautiful and spectacular seascape, there are many kinds of seafood in Fujian that attract crowds of tourists. If you are a keen on all kinds of seafood, you must come to Fujian.

This vegetable market in Fujian sells seafood, so it is not surprising that it has become a popular tourist attraction. Because, when you come to Fujian, of course, you can't miss the fresh and beautiful seafood here. Therefore, Fujian, a vegetable market, has become an indispensable stop for many tourists. When you come to this vegetable market, you seem to have come to the paradise of seafood. Here, they are all vendors selling seafood. You can choose at will or bargain with the boss. In short, in this vegetable market, there are only seafood you can't think of, and there is no seafood you can't buy. Because there are so many kinds of seafood to choose from, visitors to Fujian must come to this vegetable market once.

Apart from the rich and varied seafood, the popularity of this ordinary and even humble vegetable market is partly due to the "celebrity effect" brought by Nicholas Tse. There is a variety show in Nicholas Tse, Twelve Scenes, which tells the cooking story of Nicholas Tse. One issue of this programme is about Nicholas Tse going to Fujian to buy seafood.