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Introduction to Zhoushan, Zhejiang, China

Zhoushan is located in the northeastern part of China's Zhejiang Province, an important part of the Yangtze River Delta Economic Circle, and consists of the Zhoushan Archipelago, which is China's first prefectural-level administrative region to be established as a city on an archipelago. As China's largest fishing ground and marine fishery base, Zhoushan has rich marine resources and unique island scenery.

Zhoushan Archipelago includes 1,390 islands, among which Mount Putuo is one of the four most famous Buddhist mountains in China, famous for its Guanyin Taoist Temple, which attracts a large number of tourists and pilgrims every year. Zhoushan is also home to Shengsi Islands and Peach Blossom Islands, national scenic spots famous for their clear waters, golden sandy beaches and peculiar reef landscapes.

Economically, Zhoushan Port is one of the world's important ports, with cargo throughput ranking among the top in the world. Meanwhile, Zhoushan is building the Zhejiang Pilot Free Trade Zone, focusing on the development of the whole oil and gas industry chain, marine high-end equipment manufacturing and modern shipping services to promote the diversification of the regional economy.

With a pleasant climate and abundant seafood resources, Zhoushan is China's famous seafood capital, with yellow croaker, scallop, pike crab and other aquatic products enjoying a national reputation. In addition, Zhoushan Cross-Sea Bridge connects the island with the mainland, providing convenient transportation and making it an important tourism and commerce center in the Yangtze River Delta region.