On a rare sunny day in Huangmei rainy season, I drove to Jinshan seaside to see Jinshanzui, the last fishing village in Shanghai. Jinshanzui is a seaside town in Jinshan District of Shanghai and the last fishing village in Shanghai. It is near Hangzhou Bay, on the north side of Shanghai-Hangzhou Expressway.
In the sea, the three islands of Jinshan face each other across the sea. Who would have thought that there used to be a piece of land between Jinshanzui and Jinshan Island, and there were villages and castles in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period! These three islands were originally on land. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Jinshan fell into the sea, and a plow-shaped convex bank was formed to the north of Jinshan, namely Jinshanzui. With the formation of Hangzhou Bay, the coast of Jinshan is constantly collapsing and the tides are frequent, which often makes the inland become a place to exclude brine. It was basically stable until the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty. In more than 1000 years, the coast retreated nearly 20 kilometers, and a large area of plain fertile land was swallowed into the sea, and Jinshan became an island in the sea.
The coastal scenery is very beautiful. Nowadays, with the popularity of public bicycles, many tourists choose to ride bicycles to visit the beach. You can not only enjoy the romantic atmosphere of cycling, but also enjoy the coastline around you.
The seaside is blue sky and white clouds, with a cool breeze. The tourists forgot to bring their umbrellas, as if they didn't feel the scorching sun. People strolled along the beach and enjoyed this wonderful time.
A Shanghai-Hangzhou highway passes through the fishing village, with seafood street on the north and seawall on the south. Just one step away from the sea, facing Jinshan three islands across the sea.
The fishing boats docked on the seawall seem to be in a very primitive state, and the air is filled with the salty taste of seawater. But the sea is not very clean. I sincerely hope that the sea can become as blue and clear as the sky.
Jinshanzui fishing village is located on the north bank of Hangzhou Bay. There is a lot of sediment in the seawater, which was injected by Qiantang River, forming a huge sandbar under the water, so it is not surprising that the seawater turns yellow.
At present, there are 18 fishing boats engaged in offshore operations in this fishing village. Every day, a large number of fish and shrimp come ashore, and fishermen bask in the fish and shrimp at the foot of the pond. It's normal for the fishing village to smell of fish!
Looking at the sea along the seawall that extends into the sea, the famous three islands of Jinshan are not far away. Jinshan Island consists of Dajinshan Island, Xiaojinshan Island and Fushan Island.
Occasionally, there are small fishing boats and three islands across the sea. When the sun rises, the blue sky and white clouds are sparkling, which is a primitive and natural feeling.
Standing on the long seawall, the strong sea breeze is blowing head-on, which makes people feel that there is no more trouble to put down.
After the fishing boats returned to Hong Kong in the morning, there was a small fish market, which was very lively. Fishermen lined the roads to sort out the spoils of the day. There are many kinds of seafood, including white shrimp, roasted tap, small yellow croaker, flat fish and jellyfish.
There is a good seafood street in Jinshanzui, where tourists can taste all kinds of seafood. For the residents of Shanghai, the trip to Jinshan realized their wish to visit the city's "seaside".
Transportation route: self-driving: A20——A4 (Tingwei Highway)-Shanghai-Hangzhou Highway-Jinshanzui Bus: Shanghai South Railway Station, transfer to jinshan railway to jinshanwei, and then transfer to two or three stops on Fengwei Line (or walk 15 minutes).