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Imagine strolling along a beach and stumbling upon giant symbols that look like they’re from a mystical ancient text. That’s exactly what you’d see in Fujian Province’s Xiapu County, where nature and human ingenuity collide to create jaw-dropping ‘sand art’ inspired by oracle bone scripts—the oldest known Chinese writing system!
From above, the mudflats near Ningde City reveal winding sand ridges and circular net cages that mimic these 3,000-year-old characters. But this isn’t magic—it’s the work of local fishermen who’ve mastered sustainable sea farming. By building seawalls and strategically placing fish traps, they’ve sculpted a living canvas that supports marine life while paying homage to history.
The nutrient-rich coastal ecosystem here thrives with crabs, fish, and shrimp, sustaining generations of families. Talk about #CareerGoals! This blend of tradition and ecology turns the shoreline into a natural gallery, proving that culture and livelihood can coexist beautifully.
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who’ve mastered sustainable sea farming. By building seawalls and strategically placing fish traps, they’ve sculpted a living canvas that supports marine life while paying homage to history.
The nutrient-rich coastal ecosystem here thrives with crabs, fish, and shrimp, sustaining generations of families. Talk about #CareerGoals! This blend of tradition and ecology turns the shoreline into a natural gallery, proving that culture and livelihood can coexist beautifully.
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