See snow by the sea! Weihai is the perfect place for it!

Here's a guide to Weihai! Packing list Documents: ID card, student ID (some attractions offer discounts). Medicine: Band-aids, stomach medicine (a must for eating seafood). Skincare: Sunscreen, skincare products (the sun is strong and it's windy by the sea). Other: Chargers, power banks, tissues, wet wipes, etc. Recommended itinerary Day 1: Torch 8th Street > Weihai International Bathing Beach > Happiness Park > Oyster Castle (Asia Raw Food Company). Day 2: Liugong Island > Window of Weihai > Hanlefang Night Market. Day 3: Weihai Park > Jinshiwang Art Park > Naxianghai. Must-see attractions Putao Beach: See stunning ice views, like something out of Frozen. Torch 8th Street: A popular "Little Kamakura" spot, with a Japanese vibe when it snows. Liugong Island: Covered in snow, a perfect blend of history and nature. Yandunjiao: A wintering ground for swans, where you can see them up close. Naxianghai: A picturesque winter wonderland. Special experiences Skiing: Hengshan Ski Resort, Weihushan Ski Resort, and more, for skiers of all levels. Hot springs: Weihai is known as the "Hometown of Hot Springs in China," and you can try seawater hot springs. Ice and snow carnival: At the 2nd "Qianli Mountain and Sea Winter Fun" Ice and Snow Carnival, you can play in the snow, build snowmen, and slide down a big snow slide. Food recommendations Seafood: Weihai has a wide variety of seafood, which you can try at local seafood markets or restaurants. Oyster Castle: Try delicious oyster burgers at Asia Raw Food Company. Gumo Morning Market: A lively local market with special snacks like mackerel wontons. Notes Weihai is cold in winter, so dress warmly. The roads are slippery when it snows, so be careful and try to use public transport. Hanlefang Night Market opens at 5 pm, so don't go too early.