The 'black' at the end of the world on Pingtan Island!

In China - I felt like I had arrived in Iceland I actually saw the black pebble beach on Pingtan Island Initially, I just wanted to find the famous reef cave An unexpected discovery seemed to transport me to Iceland in a second Snap, snap, a photo shoot, super photogenic Especially when the sky is a bit overcast Who would have thought this is in China There are a lot of sea goods under the stones on the beach I saw kids catching various kinds of snails and oysters Besides taking photos, going to the sea to catch them is also nice Tips: The stones on the beach are particularly numerous, and some are covered with sand which makes it difficult to walk I personally saw several people slip and fall, so don't wear slippers or beach shoes Also, pay attention to sun protection, it's too easy to get sunburnt at the beach!!! 📸Photo tips: ❶For the reef cave, be sure to use a wide-angle lens, the cave is not very big, a wide-angle can make it look more spectacular ❸When photographing the reef cave, check the tide table, otherwise, you'll be submerged at high tide ❷There are windmills at sea, you can use a telephoto lens for a sense of spatial compression to take photos of people and windmills that stand out 📍Address share: Jing Sha on Pingtan Island - Black Pebble Beach to the left facing the sea 🚙Travel: Travel on the island by self-driving or renting an electric car