What are the relatively small quiet seaside tourist cities in China?

Qingdao is also a very popular coastal city, and there are many tourists here every year. Qingdao has a blue sea and blue sky, and it has the freshness of a coastal city. Its red tiles and green trees and European-style architecture have infected the whole city with a literary style. At night, Qingdao, which is hot, is also the world of roadside stalls, barbecues, seafood and draft beers. A bite of Qingdao draft beer makes you cold enough to doubt your life, and the sea breeze blows over your cheeks slowly, which is very pleasant.

Qinhuangdao (Hebei)

Qinhuangdao, a beautiful seaside town, is also very popular, and it is rich in tourism resources. The famous scenic spots are: Geziwo Park, Beidaihe, Shanhaiguan, etc. It has beautiful natural scenery, historical and cultural relics, and the sea breeze is the smell of the sea, and the "first pass in the world" makes people fall into the long river of history.

Zhuhai (Guangdong)

This is the "City of Bai Niao", which is adjacent to Macau, and Zhuhai is prosperous with literature and art. You can blow a pleasant sea breeze on the lovers' road, walk on the beach, drink beer and talk about life in the bar street where you can eat and drink. There is also the charming scenery of Dong 'ao Island, the attractive seafood stalls at night, and the little taste of fishermen's music. In Zhuhai, facing the sea, listen to the sound of the waves.

Ningbo (Zhejiang)

Ningbo is not a popular tourist city, but if you really stay in this city, you can also find many of its charms. During the day, you can go to Tianyige, see the oldest library in Asia, and then find a seafood restaurant to taste the fresh food. At night, you can go to the old Bund to see the night scene, blow the wind and have a drink, and feel the feelings.