One city, one story, one tide. Life is like the tide, sometimes high, sometimes low.

Known as the "best place for tide watching," this spot, recommended in language textbooks, offers a view of the spectacular "single-line tide." Arrive half an hour before the daily tide time to secure a good viewing spot. Tickets to Yanguan Tide-watching Resort Park cost between CNY 15 and 30, while other tide-watching spots are free. Tide times vary; check the schedule for Qiantang River tide watching. Haishen Temple Haishen Temple is dedicated to the legendary "God of the Zhejiang Sea," built to ensure the safety and prosperity of the region. The temple's red walls make for excellent photos. Yanguan Tide-watching Resort Park This spot, recommended in language textbooks, is ideal for tide watching. Arrive half an hour before the daily tide time. Jin Yong Academy Here, you'll find various pavilions and waterside buildings, and you can enjoy literary works related to Jin Yong's creations. Confucius Temple and School This Confucius Temple and School is impressive in its size and beauty, especially the red-walled alleys. Walking through the narrow pathways in Hanfu evokes the classical beauty of the Forbidden City. The layout resembles a maze, making exploration a fun adventure.