How can such a harbor not be fascinating?

After seeing photos of the Fisherman's Wharf online, I decided to come here for a visit. The perimeter of the Fisherman's Wharf is a cluster of European-style buildings, with their colorful hues making one's mood brighten. Perhaps because it's the off-season, many shops are closed, but this also makes for a great photo opportunity. Passing through the shops and down the stairs, you arrive at the harbor. The sight of the sea surprised me, as there are so many fishing boats docked at the shore. For someone who rarely goes to the seaside like me, this place is like a newly discovered treasure trove. The fishing boats are engraved with the characters for 'Dalian', neatly lined up and gently swaying with the waves. In the distance, there is a white 'castle'. I wonder if the 'castle' is home to the daughter of the sea? Continuing along the coastline, you'll encounter many stalls selling seafood, with a variety of fish, starfish, and more that pique one's curiosity. There are also quite a few people feeding seagulls nearby. At the end of the road is a lighthouse, shaped like a European-style house. From time to time, fishing boats returning from the sea slowly pass by, with seagulls soaring above them. Sitting quietly on the shore, watching the birds fly and the sails pass, time flies by. 📍Location: Fisherman's Wharf, Laohutan, Zhongshan District, Dalian City, Liaoning Province 💰Ticket: Free ⏰Opening Hours: All day ⏳Duration of Visit: About 1.5 hours 🌟Recommendation: It's best to go in the afternoon when the sunlight is not so strong, which is better for taking photos