Baishawan

　　(A Scenic View of Silver Bay) Baishawan is situated to the east of Hai’an, backed by Baishacun Village to the north and facing the sea, with Hainan Island lying across the water. It is flanked by Paiwei Cape and Hongkan Cape, forming a crescent shape. The bay features gentle waves, crystal-clear water, and an expansive, flat shoal covered with clean, soft white sand.

　　With a coastline stretching over 3,000 meters, the shore is lined with a long causeway resembling a silk ribbon and bordered by lush coconut groves. The eastern section of the bay is home to historically renowned sites such as the “Baishawan Fishing Platform” and “Tiger Head Rock.” When Tang Xianzu was exiled to Xuwen, he visited this bay and composed a poem: “Why gaze eastward across ten thousand leagues of sand, when the southern sea first bore my spirit’s raft? The chill of the trailing sash is hard to bear, as waves dash sky-high and spew stone blossoms.” Today, it boasts a well-known natural seawater bathing beach and the Baishawan Resort.