On the tidal flats of the Liaohe River estuary, seepweed stretches into an endless "red beach". Deep crimson spreads along the coastline with winding waterways weaving through the crimson expanse. As the sea breeze passes, waves of seepweed rise and fall, while vast reed beds meet the sea in the distance and gulls circle overhead. The tide washes over the mudflats as light and shadow slowly shift with the rippling water, blue waters and red seepweed painting a vivid landscape. This vast wetland is alive with the unique charm of the coast. Head to Panjin on the Bohai Sea coast for a glimpse of the land's red romance.
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