So far, my favorite city has finally appeared!!!

🌫️ | A Love Letter to 39°N Latitude When deer hooves shatter morning dew and seagulls carry away the sunset glow, I sit on the pebble beach, letting waves mend the gaps in my soul. This city of 25°C— "Grinds history into sand, yet turns every summer into a refreshing metaphor." 🚍 Transportation Guide: 🚅 Train: Dalian Railway Station ✈️ Plane: Dalian Zhoushuizi International Airport 🚃 Tram: 201 Retro Tram 🗺️ Itinerary: Day 1⃣️: Zhongshan Square — Dalian Art Museum — Russian Style Street — Venice Water Town — Donggang Music Fountain Zhongshan Square: Full of European charm, with ten major roads converging—truly unique. Russian Style Street: Russian aesthetics at their finest, perfect for photos 📸. Venice Water Town: Lives up to its name as "Little Venice." Gliding through on a boat feels like being abroad. Day 2⃣️: Xinghai Square — Xinghai Bay Cross-Sea Bridge — Dalian Natural History Museum — Backlight Coffee — Lingjiao Bay Xinghai Square: Tons of seagulls, and a light show at night! Xinghai Bay Cross-Sea Bridge: The best spot for ocean views—don’t forget to snap a photo. Lingjiao Bay: The colorful houses across the bay make a stunning backdrop, giving off major international vibes. Save these hidden gem photo spots! 📍 Zhongshan Square Not Europe—it’s Dalian! A beauty that rivals any foreign destination. 📍 Venice Water Town European-style architecture. Just stroll around, and you’re guaranteed great shots. Plus, there are little pigeons 🕊️ in the square. 📍 Cross-Sea Bridge Viewing Deck Overlook the Xinghai Bay Bridge and feel the ocean breeze. Easily snap the photo of a lifetime! 📍 Dongguan Street A historic block full of nostalgic charm. Perfect for city walks—fun to explore and photograph 📷. 📍 Lüshun Taiyanggou In late autumn, the entire street is carpeted with golden ginkgo leaves. 📍 Lüshun Haiying Street A romantic path leading straight to the sea 🌊. You can even spot massive ships 🚢. 👒 Tide-Chasing Tips: Check the tide schedule on an app or mini-program beforehand. The best time is 1–2 hours before low tide. Wear anti-slip rubber shoes—the rocks are covered in slippery algae. Bring a bucket, shovel, and salt shaker. Sprinkling salt to catch razor clams is oddly satisfying!