I actually managed to capture Van Gogh's Starry Night

Pingtan 'Chasing Tears' Extreme 12 Hours 🔸Check the weather before you leave! There was a heavy fog by the sea last night, coupled with light rain, making it feel very cold. 🔸Blue tears can be checked in advance through mini-programs, such as 'Changyou Pingtan', 'Pingtan Meteorology', and 'Blue Tears Live', which include the probability of blue tears. 🔸Seeing a blue tears outbreak depends on luck; it's not guaranteed. It's easier to see during high tide. These pictures were taken around 2 a.m. during high tide. 🔸Recommended spots for Pingtan blue tears are Changjiang'ao, Jing Sha, Dongmei Village, Longwangtou, and Tannan Bay, which are located along the north and south lines and are a bit far from each other. It's best to decide in advance whether to watch from the south or north line to facilitate moving around at night. 🔸Be sure to check the times for high tide and low tide in advance to avoid being trapped in the rocks. 🔸The stones by the sea are very slippery and difficult to walk on. Do not wear ordinary slippers; it's best to wear toe-covered crocs. 🔸Many people share live updates of blue tears during the day, saying there's a high chance today. More than half of these may be island promotions. Be sure to ask around, and you can join a few 'chasing tears' groups to see the live situation. 🔸Transportation in Pingtan is not very convenient, and it's easy to get stuck in traffic. Electric scooters are handy, but the roads are a bit dark at night, and the scenic spots may be far from the accommodations. Transportation choices vary from person to person.