Dadeng Island and Kinmen Island face each other across the sea, Zheng Chenggong's descendants say that there is a secret passage leading to Kinmen from Dadeng Island, through which you can go directly to Kinmen!
Dadeng Island and Kinmen Island face each other across the sea, and the distance is so close that it seems that you can touch each other's breath. This sea area has witnessed countless historical changes and carries a profound cultural heritage. Zheng Chenggong's descendants told me that there is a secret passage from Dadeng Island to Kinmen!
Dadeng Island and Kinmen Island are separated by the sea, and the distance is only about 1.8 kilometers!
Located in the southeast of Xiang'an District, Xiamen City, Fujian Province, Dadeng Island is the second largest island in Xiamen and formerly belonged to Kinmen County. The sea here is pure, with an egret nature reserve and abundant fishery resources. Dadeng Island is not only a place with a good natural ecological environment, but also an area of great historical and cultural significance. As the front line of coastal defense in the past, Dadeng Island played an important military and strategic role in history. Today, it has been turned into a patriotic education base facing Kinmen, and the Heroic Mishima Battlefield Sightseeing Park is located at the southeastern tip of Dadeng Island, a place where visitors can learn about the military history of the past and the heroic spirit of the local people.
Although the area of Xiaodeng Island in the east of Dadeng Island is not large, because of the importance of its geographical location, it has become the only way for ships to go north to Quanzhou and Xiamen to the south by water. There is also an ancient tree with a history of more than 600 years on Xiaodeng Island, known as the King of the Iron Tree of Fujian, which blooms every year and is a natural landscape in the local area.
Dadeng Island is not only across the sea from Kinmen Island, but also has rich natural resources and profound historical and cultural background, making it a place worth visiting.
On that day, the breeze was not dry on the beach of Gulangyu Island, and the sun was just right! My little friend and I took a boat from Gulangyu Island to Kinmen! A person who claimed to be a descendant of Zheng Chenggong said: From Dadeng Island to Kinmen, there was actually an undersea secret passage thousands of years ago! It was a secret passage hidden between the rocks on the bottom of the sea, leading directly to Kinmen Island. This secret passage bears witness to the profound blood friendship between the people on both sides of the strait.
Zheng Chenggong led his troops through this undersea secret passage and quietly arrived at Kinmen to engage in a fierce battle with the enemy. His heroic deeds have inspired generations of Chinese and become the pride of the nation.
Just as I was about to memorize that secret passage, someone suddenly asked me to eat fried oysters...... That's when I found myself asleep on the soft sand and had a dream!
The sun on the beach of Gulangyu Island is warm and quiet, and the waves gently lap on the shore, as if telling the vicissitudes of that history. I sat on the beach, looking at Dadeng Island and Kinmen Island in the distance, and my heart was full of emotion. This sea area has witnessed too many ups and downs and changes, and has also witnessed the deep affection between the people on both sides of the strait.
The history of Dadeng Island and Kinmen Island facing each other across the sea is a precious wealth of the Chinese nation. We should cherish this historical memory, inherit and carry forward the excellent cultural traditions, and strive to build a harmonious and prosperous society. At the same time, we should also actively participate in cross-strait exchanges and cooperation with an open mind, enhance mutual understanding and friendship, and work together for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
(This article is purely fictional, it is a dream I used to have on the beach of Gulangyu Island, if there is any similarity, it is purely a coincidence)