"Blue tears" are the spirits of the sea, or the tears of the moon?

⭐️1. Location and Transportation 📍Pingtan Island is located in Fujian Province, and is the closest place to Taiwan, only 68 nautical miles away. It takes about an hour's drive from downtown Fuzhou. Visitors can choose to drive or take public transportation. ⭐️2. Blue Tears Spectacle The blue tears of Pingtan Island is a unique natural phenomenon that requires specific conditions, such as south wind, suitable temperature, high humidity, and high tide. The best time to see it is from February to March and April to June, especially this year when the blue tears have appeared early. If you want to chase the blue tears, you need to pay attention to the weather and keep an eye on the notice. 🚶3. Itinerary 🌈1. Day 1: Depart from Guangzhou or Shenzhen, arrive at Fuzhou South Station, and drive to Pingtan Island. First, you can visit Beigang Village and the Ring Road, and enjoy the fun of cycling. In the evening, you can enjoy the sunset at Changjiang'ao and try to chase the blue tears. 🌈2. Day 2: Get up early to Longfengtou Beach to watch the sunrise, then visit Houyan Island, Haitan Ancient City, Tannan Bay, and Xiangbi Bay. At the same time, you can continue to chase the blue tears. ⭐️4. Other Attractions In addition to chasing the blue tears, Pingtan Island has many other places worth visiting. Visitors can explore the natural scenery and cultural landscape of Pingtan Island and feel the charm of this beautiful island. ⚠️5. Tips 📷1. Bring a phone or camera, and turn on night mode to record the blue tears. 💥2. Prepare a tripod, fix the camera position, and turn on the extended photography function. 🔺3. It is recommended to go with a companion, as there are fewer people on the beach at night, and safety comes first. 🧥4. Bring a windbreaker, as it will be windy on the beach at night. 🔌5. Remember to bring a power bank, as taking pictures will drain the battery.