When traveling from Zhoushan to Xiamen, Gulangyu Island is a must. The time is 4 days, which requires specific route arrangement and time arrangement.

Wow, I used to study in Zhoushan, but now I study in Xiamen. I'm a little excited to see your question.

You should go to Xiamen in the afternoon or evening. You can choose to go directly to Gulangyu Island (the ferry to 8 yuan is a round-trip ticket, which is the same as a button. Recycle when you come back, don't lose it. It is recommended to book a group purchase online in advance. Students say it's good to stay in a youth hostel, or other farmhouse hotels. There are many online. . . You can watch the sunrise, visit the island and eat something the next day. You can search Gulangyu travel guides, many of them. When you have visited enough, you can leave the island and put your luggage somewhere. Personally, I think some apartments near Xiamen University are quite cost-effective, 80~ 120 (looking for Xiamen University West Village). In the evening, you can go to Zhongshan Road to eat snacks and go shopping. The next day, you can visit Xiamen University, Lover's Valley, tunnel graffiti, Furong Lake, Jiannan Auditorium, Lu Xun Memorial Hall and Museum of Humanity. Lunch can be settled at school, but you can only spend cash on the third floor of Furong (all snacks) from June/kloc-0. . . Then you can go to Baicheng Beach (next to Xiamen University). Zhoushan people should despise its beaches. It's not as good as Zhoushan's, but the sea water is still good. Then cycling around the island. It is suggested to buy one person online in 3 yuan, or ride on the spot 10 yuan. Then there is Nanputuo next to Xiamen University (compared with Putuo Mountain in Zhoushan, it's really nothing, it's very small, and it's absolutely done in half an hour! )。 . . There are also Shiwan Botanical Garden and many tropical plants. . . (I haven't been there myself, and my classmates all say it's good), almost. . . If you plan to play for four days, you can slow down your trip or take a one-day tour of Tulou. . .