Revisiting this city, claimed to be built by the 'Chinese Jews,' on Jiangxin Islet

The journey in southwestern Zhejiang ended in Wenzhou. Standing by the vast Ou River, I enjoyed the largest mountain light show, which holds two Guinness World Records, for an entire evening. Under the scorching sun, I lingered on Jiangxin Islet, admiring the ancient camphor and banyan trees of various ages and the inscriptions of literati and poets. Enduring the humid and sultry weather, I wandered through Wuma Street, which, despite its mix of old and new, encapsulates a European flair. This city, built by the 'Chinese Jews,' lies between the mainland and the sea.