These seven low-key small towns, which are as beautiful as fairyland, go quickly before they become popular

Since March, there have been continuous good news of declining newly confirmed cases across the country. It is believed that soon, the time to go out and have fun will come! But do you know? Some places have always maintained zero confirmed cases and zero infections, quietly and contentedly. It's time to officially recognize these hidden treasure small cities, such as Dongying in Shandong Province.

Dongying City

The beauty of Dongying in Shandong is little known. The most prominent title of Dongying is undoubtedly 'the estuary of the Yellow River'. The intertwining of blue and orange at the estuary creates a stunning beauty that can only be seen in Dongying. Visit Dongying and watch the cranes dance in the clouds! At the Yellow River Delta Wetland, watching the graceful red-crowned cranes and egrets, you will finally understand the poem 'A crane soars through the clear sky, inspiring poetic sentiments to the azure heavens'.

Jilin·Baishan

The small city of Baishan in Jilin may not be very famous, but it encompasses half of the beauty of Changbai Mountain. Although its name is Baishan (White Mountain), its beauty is not singular. In spring, everything revives; in summer, the mountain flowers are splendid; in autumn, leaves fall all over the sky; and in winter, the scenery is covered in silver. The scenery changes with the seasons, and the joy is endless. Only after climbing 1,442 steps can one witness the beauty of the Tianchi Lake on the western slope. The tranquil, mirror-like lake surface can make you forget all your worries at a glance, no matter how tired you are.

Chongzuo City

If Guangxi is a landscape painting, then Chongzuo must be the most intense stroke in it. When it comes to Chongzuo, you might not have heard of it, but mentioning the filming location of 'The Journey of Flower' might just jog your memory. The scenery of Guilin is known for its 'uniqueness', while Chongzuo is known for its 'gentleness'. The picturesque and lingering waterfalls, the babbling streams, all exude an abundance of elegance.

Liaoning·Fushun

During the period when the epidemic map was constantly marked in red, Liaoning Fushun always remained blank. This coal city is surprisingly beautiful. As the birthplace of the Qing Dynasty, the architecture with Manchu style reveals the prosperity of that time. For the people of Fushun, there is nothing that a meal of spicy mix cannot solve. Various dishes such as red meatballs, kelp knots, crab sticks, and more, combined with sweet and sour dressing, are enough to satisfy a picky stomach.

Guangdong · Yunfu

The only city in Guangdong with zero confirmed cases, Yunfu, just hearing the name already makes one imagine. Climb the 1251-meter-high Tianlu Mountain, watching the clouds and mist surround you, and you will finally understand the origin of 'Yunfu'. It is a one-hour direct high-speed train ride from Guangzhou. After the pandemic, find a weekend to visit!

Zhejiang·Qiandao Lake

Zhejiang Qiandao Lake is the first city in the country to be unblocked. Driving around the island along the 'Most Beautiful Road in Zhejiang', you will be surrounded by picturesque lake and mountain views. Rent a kayak and dive into the blue embrace of Qiandao Lake to see it from a different perspective. Don't think Qiandao Lake is just about the lake; there's also a forest oxygen bar where you can cleanse your mind and enjoy a forest SPA!

Hainan·Sansha

The southernmost paradise of China—Sansha, visited by less than 1% of Chinese people, yet its beauty rivals that of the Maldives. With clear water, fine sand, few people, and stunning scenery, Sansha fulfills all the desires of island enthusiasts. Additionally, there are the Xisha Islands, which are only open to Chinese citizens. Only by visiting will you realize that the colorful sea described in elementary school textbooks is real.