The last fishing village in Shanghai.

Jinshanzui Fishing Village is located in the southern part of Jinshan District, Shanghai, close to Hangzhou Bay. The fishing village has been around for at least 1,000 years. The coastline of the fishing village is part of the northern shore of Hangzhou Bay, facing the three islands of Jinshan across the sea, forming a natural harbor. The fishing village has historically been dominated by the fishing industry, forming a unique fishing village lifestyle. [One] Travel guide Transportation: There is no direct subway, you need to transfer to Jinshan Railway, self-driving is recommended, there is free parking along the way. [Two] Main attractions: Mazu Culture Museum: Displays the life and cultural dissemination of Mazu, free admission. Fishermen's Old House: Displays the life scenes of fishermen and ancient fishing gear. Sampan Museum: Displays the manufacturing skills of intangible cultural heritage handmade sampans. Sea and Fishing Culture Museum: Displays the beliefs, customs, and food culture of the fishing village, divided into major events in the fishing village, historical origins, fishing as a livelihood, local customs, coastal defense, and future prospects. Jinshanzui Fishing Village Color Ink Museum. [Three] Food recommendations: Jinshanzui Seafood Street, yellow croaker noodles. [Four] Travel tips: It is a 4A scenic spot, but relatively small, it is recommended to visit with nearby Donglin Temple, scenic spots, and city beaches. It is suitable for a slow walk to experience the local life and culture.