Come on, this leisurely-paced secluded island

has so many people shouting that life is a wilderness🏞️ But in reality, there isn’t that much time to give yourself a break. In one day, let’s travel half the globe together. 💼 When work is tiring, give yourself a holiday. Want to see top-notch natural gifts and stroll on white, delicate sand? Who says you have to go to Sanya🏝️? Want to see the ultimate romantic sunset in Santorini🌅? Who says you have to go to Greece? Want to witness the epic of fire and ice, destruction and creation🌪️? Who says you have to go to Iceland? Want to see “vastness” and “quietness,” and feel the solitude of heaven and earth? Who says you have to go north? Brave adventurers, if you can’t reach the end of the world, come to Pingtan! Here you have the little Sanya Tannan Bay, the little Greece Dafu Bay, the little Iceland Black Sand Beach Mirror Sand, and even Pingtan’s own island version of Hulunbuir’s Shanmen. Give yourself some time to truly experience it❤️, let your steps be slower than your curiosity, let your senses come before your phone, accept the gift of “aimlessness,” and let’s explore and converse with a free heart. What nature gives us is far more than just the scenery our eyes see. 🔵 Little Sanya — Tannan Bay: The soul’s eye of Pingtan — Tannan Bay. A sea that blends the three seemingly disconnected adjectives “wild, pure, and dreamy” into one. It’s far more than just a beach under the “Little Sanya” label; it’s a canvas where you can read the earth’s epic of yesterday and tonight simultaneously. ⚪️ Little Greece — Dafu Bay: A modern, exquisite place with the tranquility of a natural bay and the “Little Greece” style artificial landscaping. A bay of water like glass embedded in the bay, connected to the shore by a pure white arch bridge, a pure white stroke breaking the space, adorning this thick, resilient, and undulating liquid silk with a crisp, non-reflective plain satin. ⚫️ Little Iceland — Mirror Sand: A visual pilgrimage prepared for the brave and the thoughtful, full of “apocalyptic aesthetics” and “lonely poetics,” an extreme monochrome world of black, white, and gray. The distant mountains’ wind turbines and fierce reefs quietly accompany us as we listen to the solitude wrapped in primal nature. 🟢 Island version of Hulunbuir — Shanmen: A clever collage of mountain, sea, grass, and stone at the island’s edge, condensing the scale as far as the eye can see. More like a “miniature, coastal poetic prairie.” The sound of waves serves as the prairie’s background music, and leisurely cattle become silhouettes on the horizon. This is a romance the island gifts to travelers. No need to go far north; in Pingtan, you can embrace a whole green wilderness where mountains and sea connect.