Clear water bay country park

The clear water bay country park is located in the southeast of the new territories, covering an area of 615 hectares. It is mainly composed of hills extending southward from the pit mouth to the Damiao Bay mountains and east of clear water bay road to lobster Bay. It is divided into two parts: the eastern part and the western part of the peninsula. Due to the rugged terrain of the two places, it is not suitable for industrial and residential development. Therefore, only natural scenery research and field activities will be held here.

Clear water bay country park

The clear water bay country park is located in the southeast of the new territories, covering an area of 615 hectares. It is mainly composed of hills extending southward from the pit mouth to the Damiao Bay mountains and east of clear water bay road to lobster Bay. It is divided into two parts: the eastern part and the western part of the peninsula. Due to the rugged terrain of the two places, it is not suitable for industrial and residential development. Therefore, only natural scenery research and field activities will be held here

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The clear water bay country park in the southeastern New Territories, covering an area of 615 hectares, is mainly composed of hills extending southward from the pit mouth to the Damiao Bay mountains and east of clear water bay road to lobster Bay. It is divided into two parts: the eastern part and the western part of the peninsula. Due to the rugged terrain of the two places, it is not suitable for industrial and residential development. Therefore, only natural scenery research and field activities will be held here. One of the special features of Qingshuiwan country park is that there are many historical sites in the park, such as beifotang, Houhou temple and Bronze Age stone carvings. For those who are interested in eating seafood, they can go to butao village, which is still engaged in fishing, to taste fresh seafood.

The most attractive part of clear water bay country park is diaoyueng mountain, which is known as one of the four dangerous peaks in Hong Kong. Diaoyueweng mountain is a precipitous place, but the scenery is elegant and beautiful. In ancient times, it attracted many visitors. You can't miss this scenic spot.

In addition, there are many tree study trails in the clear water bay country park. It is recommended to go to dakengdun near the end of clear water bay road, because this tree study trail can pass through the hillside and dense forest. There are 15 scenic spots, introducing different kinds of plants (such as yellow milk tree, square leaf may tea, monkey earring, bamboo leaf orchid, Hubei thistle, etc.) and the whole journey is only 1.55 km Dragonflies dance around, and there is a barbecue and picnic site, which is a good place for family reunion. Because the terrain here is special and the wind is very clear, you can bring kites to enjoy the natural scenery. In addition, another special feature of Qingshuiwan country park is that there are many historical sites in the park (such as beifotang, Houhou temple and Bronze Age Stone Carvings).

Close to the fishing village of butao, the village is rich in fresh seafood. If you are interested in eating seafood, you might as well have a taste of fresh seafood here!

geographical position

Qingshuiwan is located in the east coast of Lingshui County, across Yingzhou and Xincun towns. The beach is narrow and long, and the coastline is about 12 kilometers long. It is the sea in March 1993

The coastal scenic spot in Chiling scenic spot of "one city and two districts" in the master plan of Lingshui seaside scenic spot approved by the southern provincial government is also the key tourism development scenic spot in the master plan of land use in our county. The scenic spot is adjacent to Nanwan Houdao and Xincun port, one of the top ten scenic spots in Hainan Province in the East, and connected with Chiling scenic spot in the south. The tourist resort has a good geographical location and great tourism development value .

Clear water bay Guide

It is located in the southeast of Lingshui Li Autonomous County, 4.8 km away from the Yingzhou exit of the East Line Expressway. It has a strip of water with tofu Bay, Haitang Bay and Yalong Bay in Sanya to the south, and Monkey Island in Nanwan to the north. It spans Xincun and Yingzhou towns, with a coastline of 12 kilometers. Scenery index clear water bay has a wonderful view. At the same time, you can enjoy Qingshui, Baisha, Qiling and strange rocks. The most wonderful thing is that its arc-shaped coast is half reef and half sand beach, which combines the different landscapes of Hainan East and West.

Clear water bay country park

Clear water bay, located in the new territories, is also a popular beach. The sea is blue and the beach is clean. It is a quiet and beautiful place with many houses. It is a gathering place for overseas workers. Qingshuiwan Peninsula beach, with long beach, shallow bay, fine sand and clear water, is not only a first-class bathing beach, but also the best place for camping and picnics. Clear water bay peninsula beach, including big cut stone, white water bowl, small clear water, Bisha Bay, small palm forest, clear water bay, Binglang Bay, Acacia Bay and lobster Bay and other tourist spots.

Clear Water Bay Country Park (designated on 21 September 1979) is a country park in Hong Kong. It is located in the southeast of the new territories and covers an area of about 615 hectares.

New Territories

The new territories is one of the three major regions of Hong Kong. On June 9, 1898, the British government and the Qing government signed a special clause on the extension of the boundary of Hong Kong in Beijing

The land north of the Kowloon boundary line and south of the Shenzhen River, together with 233 islands nearby, will last for 99 years until 1997. As there is no unified name for the newly leased land, the British call it "New Territories". The Chinese name "New Territories" can mean "new border". The boundary line separating leased land (New Territories) and ceded land (Kowloon) was later developed into Boundary Street. The new territories originally refers to the land from the north of Boundary Street to the south of Shenzhen River. However, due to urban development, the land from the north of Boundary Street to the south of Lion Rock has been incorporated into Kowloon (or New Kowloon).

Natural climate

In terms of climate, Hong Kong is located in the subtropical zone of the northern hemisphere, with its back to the Eurasian continent and facing the Pacific Ocean, forming a marine subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons. At the end of each year, the high pressure accumulated in Siberia blows dry and cold air to the low pressure Pacific Ocean, becoming the winter monsoon in Hong Kong. In the middle of the year, high pressure was formed in the Pacific Ocean, and this summer monsoon was blowing towards Eurasia, bringing rainy and humid summer to Hong Kong. In short, spring is from March to April every year, with mild and humid climate, fog and low visibility. May to August is summer, the temperature is hot, humid and the rainfall is high. September to October is autumn, generally cool and sunny. Summer and autumn are typhoon seasons. Hong Kong is hit by tropical cyclones. November to February of the next year is winter, cool and dry, with occasional frost on the highlands.

In addition, the high-rise buildings in the urban area of Hong Kong are concentrated and densely populated, and the microclimate is easy to produce heat island effect, resulting in obvious temperature difference between the urban and suburban areas. Urban areas with high population density also make it difficult to disperse suspended particles in the air. The hot and hazy days in the urban area of Hong Kong are becoming longer and longer.

economic development

Hong Kong is a free-market capitalist economy. The focus of its economy is the laissez faire policy implemented by the government. Milton Fleming, an economist and Nobel laureate, regards Hong Kong as a model of laissez faire economy. Even though the government announced on September 11, 2006 that the "positive non intervention" policy initiated by Hong Kong is no longer applicable and "a long time ago", the government's economic policy philosophy is to let market forces dominate the economy and avoid manipulating or guiding market development. Many economists believe that Hong Kong is a market economy operator because of its streamlined business regulation, clean and efficient government, low tax rate, simple tax system, sound legal system, firm concept of property rights and stable currency. Hong Kong's economy is well-known for its freedom and openness. Since 1995, the Heritage Foundation of the United States and the Fraser Institute of Canada have published reports on the free economic system, which have consistently ranked Hong Kong as the first in the world. Together with its excellent geographical location, information flow, efficient supporting facilities and services, it has contributed to the economy of Hong Kong. fragrant

Hong Kong is only a tiny area, and its natural resources are scarce. Foreign trade has always been an important part of our economy. As soon as Britain occupied Hong Kong, it declared Hong Kong a free port on June 7, 1841, allowing merchant ships to enter and leave freely. With its convenient geographical location, deep water and wide harbor (see: Hong Kong port), Hong Kong has developed into a transit trade and shipping center. Until the 1940s, a large number of refugees fleeing the Chinese civil war arrived in Hong Kong, including businessmen with skills and capital. The Chinese mainland was antithetical couplet in the early 1950s when the United States embargoes on the Korean War (see: the Korean War), and Hongkong was hit hard as an entrepot. With the creativity of industrialists and a large and cheap labor force, Hong Kong has begun to transform into a light industrial economy. Factories have sprung up, processing and exporting textiles, glue flowers, wigs, clocks and watches, electronic parts, etc. By the end of 1970s, with the implementation of China's reform and opening up, the manufacturing industry began to move northward, and Hong Kong was repositioned as an entrepot in Asia. The proportion of financial and other service industries was increasing, and it was successfully transformed into an international financial center. Hong Kong's economy has made rapid progress and won the reputation of "one of the four little dragons in Asia". However, as the handover of sovereignty approached, many people felt pessimistic about the economic prospects of Hong Kong because of the outflow of talents and capital from Hong Kong due to the impact of immigration. In 1995, Fortune magazine even published a report entitled "the death of Hong Kong", worrying that everything would be "over" after China took over. After the transfer of sovereignty in 1997

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