Huanghua

Huanghua City lies at the eastern end of the North China Plain, and takes its name from the revolutionary martyr Huang Hua, who was leader of the Hubei and Shandong region. Cangzhou is located on the coastal plain and has many rivers running through it. The South Dagang Wetland is a famed coastal wetland with silt flowing from the Hai River. It consists of various ecological elements such as grassy meadows, marshes, bodies of water, and wild fauna and flora, with spectacular scenery that can be enjoyed all year round. In addition to this, there are also places on the cultural map such as Mazu Temple and Huanghua Museum.