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Zhoushan Island, located in the East China Sea, is a picturesque destination in Zhejiang Province, China



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Zhoushan Island, located in the East China Sea, is a picturesque destination in Zhejiang Province, China. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, from the cliffs of Xifushan Island in the Dongji Isles to the serene Putuo Shan, a rich history. In the past, it was a significant site of international encounters, as depicted in lithographs like the "British Encampment at Irgao-Shan, Chusan, 1841" and the "Capture of Ting-Hai, Chusan, by the British, in 1841." Today, visitors can enjoy the warm hospitality of local seafood restaurants, where the proud owners showcase their fresh catch, including the renowned King Crabs. The island's history comes alive through stories of diplomatic meetings, like the conference between Commodore Bremer and Chang, a Chinese official, as depicted in historical records. With its stunning natural beauty and intriguing past, Zhoushan Island is a must-visit destination in East Asia.