The Old Dragon's Head Snow Scenery at the Ming Great Wall

At the eastern sea entrance of the Ming Great Wall lies a magnificent sight—Old Dragon's Head. Here, the stone city juts into the sea like a dragon's head probing the ocean, hence the name. When the tide recedes, the remaining snow and ice glisten like sparkling diamonds under the sunlight, dazzling and brilliant; when the tide rises, it stirs up "thousands of piles of snow," with waves splashing powerfully and majestically. Visitors here can both feel the grandeur and history of the Ming Great Wall and appreciate the vastness and magnificence of the sea, experiencing the stunning and delightful fusion of natural and cultural landscapes. Whether you are a history and culture enthusiast or a lover of natural scenery, you will find a unique experience here. Come to Old Dragon's Head, check in at this magnificent scene of thousands of piles of snow rolling up, and feel the grandeur of our motherland’s mountains and rivers!