The ancient city is a scenic spot that has been restored later. There is a small real ancient city wall to go and experience it. The scenery of the scenic spot is good, connected to a large beach, there are many net red punching places, and the price of the ticket is relatively real.

Nearly 700 years of history, there are a lot of stone carvings under the city (four famous books, stone carvings are Hui'an characteristics), the seaside scenery is beautiful, lingering, you can also walk a large circle along the city wall when you board the city building, and the residents in the city have not moved out of normal life.

Absolutely original attractions, no little commercial atmosphere, there are people living inside, very close to Taiwan, very recommended. The tour guide we were looking for did not take any wrong road, and looked at the key points in the ancient city.

Chongwu Ancient City is located at No. 41 Haima Lane, Haimen Village, Chongwu Peninsula, Chongwu Town, Hui'an County, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. It is the only remaining relatively complete stone city in China. The ancient city was built in 1387, and there are more than 30 ancient buildings such as palace temples and temples inside and outside. It is one of the sanctuaries to fight the flood in the Ming Dynasty. It is a tourist attraction integrating coastal scenery, historical relics, ethnic customs and sculpture art.

You can go to the beach, see the sea city defense, there are various theme stone carvings, and special performances. Playing outside and then entering the ancient city, it is another scenery, it is a place worth visiting.

The city wall of Chongwu Ancient City is still quite photogenic. Below the city wall is the endless sea, and it is not bad to see the sea taking pictures of reefs. There is a free mineral museum in the scenic spot. It is quite interesting to see. After walking out, it just happened to catch up with a Fujian folk song and dance performance. The dancers danced very professionally. It lasted for half an hour. There was one each morning and afternoon.