Sea City

　　 "Sea City," originally named "Brazil Maru," was an international passenger and cargo ship from Japan with a history of forty to fifty years. It is 156 meters long, 19.6 meters wide, has seven decks, and a displacement of 17,000 tons. Launched in 1954, it carried the China-Japan Friendship Youth Delegation to China in 1961, and was later converted into a cruise ship. It was docked in the harbor of Toba City, a famous Japanese tourist destination. In 1997, it was introduced by Zhuhai Huaying Group and settled in Zhanjiang the following year, facing the majestic naval port of the South China Sea Fleet across the sea.

　　 "Sea City" has been designated as a "Guangdong Provincial Tourism Designated Unit" by the Guangdong Provincial Tourism Bureau and as a "Key Protected Unit of Enterprise Legal Rights and Interests in Zhanjiang City" by the Zhanjiang Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision Bureau. It is an emerging marine eco-tourism project, combining beautiful beaches, azure seas, and subtropical charm into a maritime tourism and entertainment area. The ship now houses a marine science museum, a shell museum, an electronic amusement center, a starry sky performance stage, an open-air bar, and a nightclub with Chinese and Western restaurants. It is a large-scale comprehensive maritime tourism vessel integrating sightseeing, entertainment, dining, and shopping.

　　 When night falls, Sea City is brightly lit, resembling a shining pearl inlaid in the Zhanjiang Bay.