[2025 Shengsi Hotels] Travel Guide for Lost Villa(Shengsi Huanglong Island Lighthouse Resort) (Updated Aug)

Lost Villa·Shengsi Huanglong Island Lighthouse Branch Next to the lighthouse in Dongzuitou Village, Huanglong Township, Shengsi Located beside the lighthouse in Dongzuitou Village, Huanglong Township, Shengsi County, Zhoushan, Lost Villa draws inspiration from the "symbiosis of mountain and sea," embedding its architecture into the reefs to coexist with the lighthouse, waves, and rocks. Depart from Shanghai/Hangzhou to Shenjiamen Wharf, take a boat to Shengsi Main Island, then transfer to a 15-minute speedboat directly to Huanglong Island's Bei'ao Wharf. Multiple daily sailings seamlessly connect you to your secluded getaway~ Inspired by the island's weathered rocks, the hotel features rubble walls that echo the texture of the reefs, with a stepped layout to maximally preserve the original terrain. The iconic lighthouse is cleverly preserved, and walkways link the hotel to the lighthouse, as if stepping into a "natural maritime museum." A massive reef quietly occupies the atrium, with light filtering through the grid beams, while the L-shaped infinity pool visually merges with the sea, making you feel like swimming toward the horizon at sunset.

The scorching July sun bakes the city's concrete jungle, and the air conditioning in my room can no longer soothe the inner heat. It's time to pack up and embark on a summer escape. I've spent several summers moving between different resorts, from heatwave-ridden beaches to cool, breezy plateaus, gradually developing a vacation philosophy for combating the heat – not fighting against high temperatures, but learning to dance with summer. The following tried-and-tested summer escape plans might inspire your summer travels. **First Stop: Dongshan Island – An Undiscovered Island Sanctuary** While most people flock to Sanya and Xiamen, Dongshan Island in Zhangzhou, Fujian, maintains a rare tranquility. There are no noisy tour groups here, only winding coastal roads connecting crescent-shaped bays. The most unforgettable is the morning at Nanmen Bay – after the tide recedes, large mirror-like mudflats are revealed. Walking barefoot across the cool shallows, sand crabs scurry past, and distant fishing boats dot the horizon, forming a natural ink wash painting. For accommodation, I recommend choosing a sea-view B&B in Tongling Town; the price is only one-third of hotels of the same caliber in Sanya. Be sure to try the local "xiaoguan" (a type of mini squid); blanched and dipped in a local special garlic soy sauce, its fresh, sweet, and springy texture is the perfect interpretation of a summer island. After 3 PM, rent an electric scooter to cycle around the island; the sea breeze will naturally adjust to a comfortable temperature. **Second Stop: Moganshan – An Artistic Retreat Deep in the Bamboo Forest** If humid sea breezes are not your preference, then Moganshan, a three-hour drive from Shanghai, will offer a completely different experience. This hilly area covered with moso bamboo has an average summer temperature 5-8℃ lower than the foot of the mountain. I was once woken up by the cool morning air in a mountain B&B in late July and had to put on a light jacket. Unlike traditional scenic spots, the essence of Moganshan lies in its designer B&Bs scattered throughout the mountains. Brands like "Lost Villa" perfectly blend rammed earth walls with modern minimalist style. Each window is like a carefully composed frame, enclosing the swaying bamboo sea. It's recommended to choose a room with a terrace, where you can relax in a private pool in the afternoon and watch the clouds drift by, or watch an old movie at an outdoor cinema in the evening, with the mountain fireflies serving as the most natural "stage lights." **Third Stop: Fuxian Lake, Yunnan – The Icy Blue Eye on the Plateau** When eastern cities are in "steamer mode," Fuxian Lake in Yuxi, Yunnan, still maintains a pleasant climate of around 20℃. This, China's largest deep-water freshwater lake, boasts Tiffany blue waters comparable to the Maldives. The most astonishing thing is when sailing into the center of the lake, the water's visibility of 7-8 meters makes the boat appear to float in the air. I recommend staying in a hillside villa within the Taiyangshan Resort, waking up naturally to the morning light on the lake every day. Be sure to try the local "copper pot fish," made with the lake's specialty Kanglang fish, cooked with surrounding mountain spring water and simple seasonings. The milky white fish soup is incredibly delicious. In the afternoon, you can cycle along the dedicated lakeside path, passing pink beaches and a fossil museum. Stopping to relax under the shade of trees at any time won't feel hot. **Travel Philosophy: Live Like a Local** My experiences in these summer resorts have taught me that true vacationing isn't about rushing from one checklist item to another, but about finding your own rhythm. In Moganshan, learn tea picking and making with the B&B owner. In Fuxian Lake, dance the "Yanhe Dance" with local residents in the evening. These unplanned experiences often become the most vivid memories. I suggest setting aside at least 4 hours each day with no specific plans, just to feel the temperature change as the wind blows across your skin and observe the movement of light on buildings. **Practical Tips:** 1. The best time for island trips is early June or September, avoiding the summer holiday crowds while still enjoying warm seawater. 2. Mountain B&Bs should be booked at least 1 month in advance; weekend prices may double. 3. Even in summer, a windbreaker is necessary for plateau lakes, and UV protection is essential. 4. Try discussing with the B&B chef about participating in cooking; you can often learn the most authentic home-style recipes. Looking back from the end of summer, the coolest memories don't come from powerful air conditioning. Instead, they are the sea wave temperatures remembered by the skin, the mountain forest scents stored in the nasal cavity, and the local flavors lingering on the tongue. This summer, why not choose a new destination and let your body and mind truly immerse themselves in nature's own "air-conditioned room."

Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai folks! We've struck gold! Discovered a hidden gem—a pristine, off-the-beaten-path island and stayed at its luxury resort hotel! The experience was absolutely amazing! 😍 Drive directly to "Shenjiaman Passenger Terminal" and hop on a boat! There's a direct high-speed ferry that takes just 1 hour to reach Huanglong Island (way faster than going to Gouqi or Shengshan!). Upon arrival, the butler was already waiting at the dock—no worries about getting lost! Drop your bags, and vacation mode instantly kicks in! This hotel's location is unbeatable! Perched on a hilltop, surrounded by the sea on three sides, with a iconic lighthouse 🗼 right next door! It transforms the island's original stone houses into design masterpieces! Rough stone walls, minimalist lines, expansive floor-to-ceiling windows… preserving the rustic charm of the fishing village while infusing modern comfort and aesthetics. It’s like a maritime museum, showcasing stories of the sea and time. We stayed in their ocean-view room, and no exaggeration—every window frames a postcard-worthy scene! Each offers a one-of-a-kind coastal vibe! Wake up to the sound of waves in the morning, watch the golden sunset melt into the sea at dusk, and fall asleep under a blanket of stars at night… Now that’s what a vacation should be! Though the island is rustic, staying at "Dayles Inn" means zero worries! With only 28 rooms, privacy is guaranteed, and amenities are top-notch: Wild Dining Restaurant: Must praise! The seafood is incredibly fresh! Ingredients are sourced daily—remember to book a day in advance! Wild Coffee Café: Sip an iced latte facing the sea, watching clouds drift by—vibes are immaculate! Infinity Pool: Blends seamlessly with the blue sky and sea—stunning! Private Hot Tub: Some rooms come with one—soaking while gazing at the ocean? Pure bliss! 📌 Pro Tips: 1️⃣ Ferry schedules are priority Summer weather in the East Sea is unpredictable—always check real-time ferry status before departure to avoid disruptions. 2️⃣ Sun and wind protection! Coastal UV rays are strong, and winds can be fierce—pack hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, and jackets!

|||📍Huanglong Island I had such an incredibly satisfying weekend here that I couldn't wait to share it immediately! If you're looking for a place to truly unwind, away from noisy environments and fast-paced life, I highly recommend this spot!! It's both relaxing and never boring! This hidden gem of a fishing village island has a unique secluded charm that's truly irreplaceable. The entire island has only one taxi🚕, and the permanent population is just 2,000, mostly concentrated in one area, so most places are completely people-free. It's extremely pristine, completely undeveloped with zero commercial vibe. Spending two days here feels like entering another world. 🌊 Transportation Peak season (after July 1st): Take a bus or drive to Shenjiamen Wharf → 45-minute speedboat directly to Huanglong Island (the homestay will arrange pickup). Off-peak: Shenjiamen Wharf → Lizhushan Wharf → Huanglong Island → same as above. 🌊 Accommodation I stayed at Lost Villa - the homestay facilities perfectly meet all needs (see photos). Riding shared electric scooters around the island is absolutely romantic! You must watch the sunset by the pool - the evening glows during my two-day stay left me speechless. There's a small poolside bar offering customized cocktails. 🌊 Sunrise & Sunset Current sunrise is around 4:50 AM - visible right from your bed (you can set an alarm and go back to sleep after). Sunset glow lasts from 6:30 PM to 7:00 PM, followed by beautiful blue hour! (Consider dining at the homestay's seaside outdoor spot to enjoy night views). 🌊 Tips PLEASE apply sunscreen - even just 15 minutes of direct sun requires protection. PLEASE use insect repellent - especially near water! Avoid hats that can blow away - the wind is extremely strong here.

The Wilds·Shengsi Huanglong Island "Open the window to a 4K-level island documentary!" The Wilds·Shengsi Huanglong Island is located on Huanglong Island at the northern end of the Zhoushan Archipelago, embraced by the sea on three sides and standing beneath a lighthouse. It seamlessly blends minimalist design with the wild charm of Huanglong Island's rocky shores, creating a "sea castle" beside the solitary East China Sea lighthouse. The island is free from noise, filled with slate-roofed stone houses and rugged coastline, offering the raw wilderness of the East China Sea's cliffs. Inspired by the island's weathered rocks, the hotel features a terraced layout embedded in the rugged coastal terrain. The rustic stone materials echo the fishing village's stone houses, while the courtyard-style architecture surrounds a massive central boulder, making the buildings appear to "grow" naturally into the landscape. The interplay of light and shadow creates the illusion of a maritime museum. A pathway connects the lighthouse to the hotel, preserving historical traces; the B area includes a rooftop café and an infinity pool, blurring the boundaries between architecture and nature. Immerse yourself in the slow-paced island life~ Fishing Village Stroll: Cycle through the stone alleys of Zhi'ao Village, chat with fishermen mending nets, and explore centuries-old fishing traditions at the Huanglong Fishing Customs Museum. Sunset at Chiboshan: Climb Chiboshan to watch the rocks gilded by sunset, transforming into golden ingots, while the sea shimmers like Van Gogh's brushstrokes.

"When the lighthouse beam sweeps across the sea, you'll understand what true healing means." If you also want to find an island｜Begin🔛your brief escape from the city 📍 Location: Lost Villa (Shengsi Huanglong Island Lighthouse Branch) 🚢 Transportation Guide: 1️⃣ From Shanghai/Hangzhou: Drive to "Shenjiawan Pier" → Take ferry to "Shengsi Lizhushan Pier" (1.5h) → Taxi to "Wulong Pier" → Transfer to Huanglong Island (20 mins) 2️⃣ Island transport: Homestay provides pier shuttle service, rent electric scooters to explore the island 🏠 Accommodation Highlights: ✔️ Minimalist design under the red-white lighthouse, East Sea view from your window ✔️ Private 270° sea-view terrace, postcard-perfect sunset views ✔️ 28 rooms with varied layouts + butler service 📸 Best Photo Spots: - The lighthouse (wide-angle shots are stunning) - Morning mist🌫️, reefs🪨 and sea🌊 through floor-to-ceiling windows - Sunset🌄 views at abandoned stone house corners near the homestay 🍤 Food Guide: ▫️ Must-try "Huanglong Dried Fish" (local specialty) ▫️ Homestay seafood platter (abalone + mussels + prawns, incredibly fresh) ▫️ Hidden gem: Steam freshly caught swimming crabs in the kitchen! 💡 City Escape Tips: ✅ 3 days 2 nights is perfect, bring windproof jacket ✅ Book ferry tickets in advance ✅ Don't forget seasickness medicine if needed —— "Here, time is sand scattered by the waves." 👉🏻 Exile yourself to the edge of the map this weekend

So Bourgeois 🛁 Zhoushan's Newest Secluded Island Hotel Rediscover Lost Villa🌊 Days spent lounging with views of the East China Sea are utterly therapeutic!✨ Lost Villa's Huanglong Island location is now officially open! Taking advantage of the great weather, I dashed off with friends to play there recently~ The hotel is incredibly photogenic, I simply couldn't fit all its beauty... or mine...🫢 Pure white architecture nestled between azure seas and blue skies, every window frames a living seascape painting. The expansive terrace and infinity pool face the East China Sea directly—lounge on the deck chairs, listen to the white noise of waves, watch the clouds roll by, and instantly all your worries melt away~🌊☁️ This stay completely embodied the concept of "islander-style relaxation"! Wake up naturally, enjoy breakfast with the sea breeze; zone out at the café; chase a stunning sunset by the cliffs✨... Time stretches infinitely here, while joy multiplies endlessly! Want to escape the city and find a place to truly unwind and heal? Lost Villa on Huanglong Island is absolutely your perfect choice! Your soul will be filled by the gentle sea breeze~💙 Lastly, a shoutout to the homestay's meals~ unexpectedly lavish and delicious! Just remember to book in advance!😘

Do perfect summer getaways only exist far away? ☝🏻Nonono, without leaving Zhejiang, you can experience all your dream vacation fantasies! 🏊🏻‍♀️ Dive into a pool of Tiffany blue 🔵 What’s the perfect summer scene? When the pool water shimmers so blue it looks like melted jelly—plunge in, and the heat instantly vanishes~ 🏖️ An open-air sky cinema above ⚪ Lounge on a float and watch clouds perform magic—now a puppy, now a sailboat, each breeze telling a new story. A laid-back vacation means even cloud-gazing can fill half a day~ 🏠 A home-like room 🟣 The balcony nestles under a tree’s canopy, the bathtub faces the sea, and morning light spills through floor-to-ceiling windows, turning teacups into vessels of golden light~ 🪟 Window views that crown you the sleep-in champion 🟢 Wake naturally, slide open the window to a living oil painting, then sink back as greenery and sunlight rush in to heal you~ 🍹 Soul-chilling summer specials 🟠 Wild Café’s seasonal drinks hold the colors of sunset—even as thermometers spike, condensation beads on the glass. One sip through the straw—ah! Instant icy bliss for the soul~ 🥬 Summer’s crisp freshness on the tongue 🟡 Crunchy seasonal veggies and juicy, sun-ripened fruit taste like sunshine and rain—curing even the fussiest city appetite~ 🌲 Stroll through a natural green wonderland 🟢 A canopy arches overhead, dappled light dances, and swings sway lazily… the whole world drowns in endless shades of green! 🐟 Childhood joy in the creek 🔵 Bare feet in cool stream water, catching fish, splashing battles, laughing loud even when soaked. Tired? Slice into a creek-chilled watermelon—that icy sweetness is pure childhood joy! No long journeys, no complex itineraries, no endless searching. The sunshine, shade, breeze, waves, laughter, and flavors you crave are all here in Zhejiang. And that heart lightened by simple joy? The ultimate holiday souvenir! ⚫︎ Top getaway spots ⚫︎ **Lost Villa (Shengsi Huanglong Island Lighthouse Branch)** Dongzuitou Village, Huanglong Township, Shengsi County, Zhoushan Amenities: Wild Dining, Wild Café, Wild Market, Wild Bar, Kids’ Room, Game Room, Meeting Space, Pool **Lost Villa (Moganshan Yucun Branch)** No. 85 Huangfu West Road, Moganshan Town, Deqing County, Huzhou Amenities: Wild Dining, Wild Café, Pool, Meeting Space **Lost Villa (Tonglu Branch)** Changqiutian Village, Zhongshan Township, Tonglu County, Hangzhou Amenities: Wild Dining, Wild Café, Farm Experience **Lost Villa (Ningbo Cicheng Branch)** No. 345 Minquan Road, Cicheng Ancient Town, Jiangbei District, Ningbo Amenities: Wild Dining, Wild Café, Wild Market, Tea Room, Meeting Space #LaidBackGetaway #IdealSummerLife #HealingScenery #EscapeTheCity #RomanticLifeChronicles #WeekendDestinations #SummerRetreats #NatureImmersion #WatermelonSummer #JiangzhehuHomestays #ShanghaiDayTrips

👋 Hello ~ This is the Island Guardian Kafka channel If you are overwhelmed by work and make a temporary decision to leave the city So escape to a small island that is hard to find on the map - Zhoushan Huanglong Island No commercial hustle No check-in crowds There is only salty sea breeze Mottled stone houses and slow, heart-warming times Here, finally learned to "breathe." 🏝 Yellow Dragon Island: The abandoned secret land of the East Sea The island is so unpopular that even Zhoushan locals rarely mention it. The island has a permanent population of less than 2,000, mostly left-behind elderly people. They sit in the alleys sunbathing and talk in dialect. When they see tourists, they smile and ask, "Come to play?" 🔆The island retains the most primitive fishing village style: 〽️East Sea Stone Village: The staggered stone houses are built against the mountains, with wild flowers and succulents drilled out of the wall seams. A casual photo is the same healing feeling as "Sea Street Diary". 〽️ Yuanbao Mountain: Up the stone steps, overlooking the lighthouse and stone houses, see the weathered stone statues one by one, the gold-plated gold at sunset is beautiful beyond words. 〽️Shirtless Mountain: The waves crash into snow-white foam on the rusty red reef, sit on the edge of the cliff in a daze, listening to the waves "brainwashing cycle". --- 【 〽️i people paradise: The public area has a cafe facing the sea and a large number of windows with light and shadow aesthetics. --- 💡 Island Tips ▫️Transportation: Drive from Shanghai/Hangzhou to Shenjiawan Pier, take a 50-minute boat ride to Li Zhushan Pier ⛵️ Transfer to Wulong Pier ⛵️ Then take a 15-minute boat ride to Huanglong Island ▫️ Must bring: mosquito repellent, sunscreen, an endless book ▫️Psychic Healing: ★★★★★ --- If you’ve had enough of the high-efficiency iciness of the big city, Huanglong Island will be like a silent old friend, using the sea breeze to help you iron out wrinkled souls.

Daleyezhiye · Shengsi Huanglong Island Lighthouse Hotel Located next to the lighthouse in Dongzuitou Village, Huanglong Township, Shengsi In the most poetic secret island paradise of the East China Sea, a pure white lighthouse guides hearts yearning for freedom. In 2025, Daleyezhiye will bring its "mountain and sea aesthetics" to Shengsi's Huanglong Island for the first time, redefining island getaways with 4,000 square meters of luxury wilderness space. Surrounded by rocky shores on three sides with the lighthouse within reach, this is a pristine island beloved by National Geographic and a secluded paradise for design enthusiasts. After 6 years of refinement and a 50 million yuan investment, this island aesthetic landmark is finally complete! Hangzhou Wanjing × Shanghai Shizai Design drew inspiration from Huanglong Island's weathered rocks, creating rough stone exterior walls that blend with the texture of fishing village stone houses. Pathways connect the lighthouse and building complex, making you feel like you're walking through a maritime museum. The 180° panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows frame the reefs, waves, sunrise and sunset into dynamic artistic scenes, where every casual photo captures cinematic composition. The hotel features 28 rooms, each with a scenic view! East-facing sunrise rooms: wake up to the first rays of sunlight. North-facing reef rooms: listen to the tides playing symphonies at your windowsill. South-facing sunset rooms: watch purple-pink clouds drift over the infinity pool. The hotel's dining options are equally impressive. The rooftop seaside café "Ye You Ka" offers exquisite coffee and afternoon tea; the infinity pool bar "Ye You Jiu" lets you drink under the stars; and the 360° sea view restaurant "Ye You Shi" specializes in fresh seafood, allowing you to taste authentic island delicacies. The hotel also has a creative market "Ye You Ji" selling self-developed cultural and creative products, so you can take home a unique island memory while enjoying delicious food. When city lights become distant stars, time here begins to be measured by the tides. Daleyezhiye deconstructs wildness through design and tames the deserted island through service, allowing every soul yearning for freedom to find their own horizon beneath the lighthouse.

When the tide has long retreated, stars spread across the sky, following the traces left by waves, creeping back onto the reefs. While local youth leave to find bigger worlds, people from those big worlds are curious about this small island. It took us 7 years of polishing before we finally had the confidence to introduce this place to you. Dalezhiye (Shengsi Huanglong Island Lighthouse) is now open. The rocky sea has its echoes. The new stone house stands like a new lighthouse. As our first guests arrive on this bridgeless island, We will begin to tell new stories together. Are you ready to meet?

Next to the lighthouse in Dongzuitou Village, Huanglong Township, Shengsi This is not a popular island, but it has the purest East China Sea style. Dalezhiye Huanglong Island Lighthouse Store is located in Dongzuitou Village, Huanglong Township, Shengsi County, Zhoushan. It is surrounded by the sea on three sides and is adjacent to the century-old lighthouse, enjoying a secluded sea area. Departing from Shanghai or Hangzhou, you can take a boat to Sijiao Island via Shenjiawan Wharf, and then transfer to a passenger ship directly to Huanglong Island. It only takes 9 minutes to reach the hotel's exclusive wharf and start a slow life in the "off-island micro city". The hotel covers an area of ​​4,000 square meters and took six years to build. It is inspired by weathered rocks on the island and combines rough stone building materials with the original ecology of the fishing village. It not only retains the historical traces of the lighthouse, but also reshapes modern aesthetics with minimalist lines. The winding trail connects the lighthouse and the hotel, just like walking into a "maritime museum". Every design pays tribute to nature, while being full of the high-end sense of urban aesthetics. Yeyouka rooftop sea view cafe: hand-brewed coffee paired with salty sea breeze, cloud-like milk foam dancing with the waves. Yeyoujiu Infinity Pool Bar: Get tipsy in the twilight and watch the sunset fall into the infinity pool. Yeyoushi | 360° Seaside Restaurant: Freshly caught seafood paired with creative cuisine, a double feast for the taste buds and the eyes. After dinner, you may want to visit "Yeyouji", where fishermen's handmade products and island cultural and creative products are gathered. A fish bone artwork and a shell wind chime are all unique travel memories. Light chaser moment: at 5 a.m., wait for the first ray of dawn on the bare-chested mountain top; sit on the reef in the evening and watch the golden sunset sink into the horizon; daily life of wild islanders: ride a bicycle around the island to visit Zhiao fishing village and chat with the old man weaving nets; cultural venue: hold photography exhibitions, concerts, talk shows and even book clubs under the stars from time to time to let art resonate with the tide; parent-child time: children's playground and shallow water paddling pool let children run wild safely.

Dalezhiye Shengsi Huanglong Island Lighthouse Store is located next to the lighthouse in Dongzuitou Village, Huanglong Township, Shengsi County, Zhoushan. It is surrounded by the sea on three sides and is isolated from the world. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this place is an ideal place to escape from the daily routine with only the sound of waves and sea breeze. Departing from Shanghai or Hangzhou, you can take a boat to Sijiao Island via Shenjiawan Wharf, and then transfer to a passenger ship to reach Huanglong Island. The hotel provides a dock pick-up service, which takes 9 minutes to reach the secret land of mountains and seas. The Dalezhiye takes the "stone element" of Huanglong Island as its soul, integrating the rough texture of the island's weathered rocks into the architecture. The rubble stone walls, staggered terraces and lighthouse ruins are interwoven into a concerto of mountains and seas. The designer cleverly preserved the original ecology of the fishing village and used minimalist lines to outline modern aesthetics, making it like a "marine museum." When you open the window, you can see the reefs and waves, and when you turn around, you can see the light of the lighthouse. Every frame is a movie-level picture! There are only 28 rooms in the whole hotel, and the privacy is perfect! Each room embraces the East China Sea from a different angle: Sunrise Room: floor-to-ceiling windows facing east, with the dawn light leaping out of the sea level; Reef Room: overlooking the strange rocks of Chibo Mountain in the north, with the sound of waves hitting the reefs like a natural symphony; Sunset Room: with a south-facing terrace, the molten gold of the setting sun and the returning fishing boats are in the same frame. The facilities in the guest rooms are equally surprising: Dyson hair dryers, Marshall speakers, Casarte co-branded laundry rooms, luxury toiletries and other high-end configurations are all available, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty while feeling the comfort of home. Wildness and style coexist! Ye You Ka: A rooftop sea-view cafe where you can enjoy a latte while overlooking the dotted fishing boats and rolling clouds; Ye You Jiu: An infinity pool bar where you can get tipsy in the twilight while watching the sunset dye the skyline red; Ye You Shi: A 360-degree sea-view restaurant where you can enjoy a feast of freshly caught seafood and Shengsi homemade barbecue; Ye You Ji: A cultural and creative market where you can collect fishermen’s handmade products and take away a piece of island memory. Compared to the crowded popular islands, Huanglong Island is more like an untamed wild poet. There is no trace of commercialization here, only simple fishermen, white lighthouses and the ebb and flow of the tide. Here, time is measured by tides and freedom is as boundless as the sea breeze. The arrival of Dalezhiye has activated a new way of living on offshore islands, allowing people to take a break from the hustle and bustle and become a "wild islander" for a day.