Maowei Sea

Maowei Sea

Maowei Sea is located to the south of Qinzhou City. It is a rich and beautiful semi-enclosed inland sea and also the main production area of Qinzhou’s four major seafood products: oysters, shrimp, blue crabs, and grouper. The beauty of Maowei Sea lies in its “vast waters, calm waves, and serene inlets.” As the saying goes, “The vast sea lets fish swim freely, and the open sky lets birds fly unhindered,” which also implies that in this peaceful and stable era, we can each make the most of our unique talents and shine brightly, while also feeling a sense of pride like “holding a sword in hand and asking who the hero of the world is.”

Because it is a semi-enclosed inland sea, Maowei Sea enjoys calm winds and waves, with an average wind force of only one to three levels. It resembles a giant mirror embedded at the northern end of the Beibu Gulf. On this boundless, mirror-flat sea, you can forget your worries and troubles and fully enjoy this space that belongs to you alone. Sailing on Maowei Sea feels like gliding across a vast lake, where spectacular seascapes, charming islets, and picturesque waterways blend together into limitless beauty.

Maowei Sea is bountiful—it is the mother sea of Qinzhou. For generations, it has nurtured hardworking and kind-hearted Qinzhou people with its rich “milk.”