On the plane
A bearded gentleman wearing a top hat,
Gazes excitedly out the window,
He flew from the UK to Hong Kong and just boarded the flight from Hong Kong to Hainan,
He thinks: Which property in Hainan offers the best value?
I need to take a good look later.
Little did he know, absolutely unexpected,
Just as the bearded gentleman arrives in Hainan,
The latest Hainan purchase restriction policy is announced.
Hainan has a full-area purchase restriction!
The little bearded gentleman taps his umbrella,
Thinking: What should I do now?
Holding onto a sliver of hope,
He checks the housing control situation in Hainan over recent times,
To see if there’s any area he can still invest in!
Now everything is completely off the table,
Hainan’s purchase restrictions have been further tightened with even stricter conditions:
He doesn’t meet a single one of them. After traveling all this way,
Does this mean my dream of a seaside property is over?
The little bearded gentleman is in a panic.
Then comes a major piece of news,
Which fills the little bearded gentleman with joy:
Even the national government is eyeing Fangchenggang,
Sustainable development with a promising future!
Fangchenggang becomes one of the first national border tourism pilot zones
Recently, the state is planning to establish
Border tourism pilot zones in Manzhouli, Inner Mongolia and Fangchenggang, Guangxi
Border tourism pilot zones,
By the end of 2020,
establish the target levels that the pilot zones should achieve in terms of
tourism system and mechanism,
tourism industry development, and tourism destination influence.
Border Tourism Pilot Zones:
an important support for advancing the construction of Fangchenggang City,
will become a key approach to deepening international economic and trade exchanges,
promoting more cross-border economic cooperation models,
and boosting border area prosperity and enriching local residents.
It aims to strengthen policy integration and institutional innovation,
promote all-for-one tourism development in key border regions,
create border tourism destinations,
thereby playing a pioneering and exemplary role in the reform and innovation of China’s tourism industry.
In the future, Fangchenggang will attract more tourists to stay and spend
by building core tourism attractions, enriching the tourism product system, and enhancing industrial support capacity such as tourism infrastructure,
helping realize the transformation of border areas from outbound tourism transit hubs to tourism destinations.
A promising future ahead with unlimited development potential!
Hainan has housing purchase restrictions, so the property buying crowd is flocking to the blue-sea-and-sky Fangchenggang!
Mr. Little Mustache thought to himself:
A pearl on the frontier, plus the booming Beibu Gulf region—
what great hope!
He hurriedly dragged his suitcase off to Fangchenggang,
and upon arriving, Mr. Little Mustache actually cried!
Seaside property comparable to Sanya, yet so incredibly affordable!
Crying tears of joy!!!!!
The housing price in downtown Sanya is around 20,000 RMB per square meter
The housing price in downtown Fangchenggang is around 5,000 RMB per square meter
Fangchenggang’s housing price is only one-fourth of Sanya’s
The housing price in downtown Fangchenggang is around 5,000–6,000 RMB per square meter
The housing prices in Fangchenggang city center are around 5,000–6,000 yuan per square meter.
Compared to northern cities where housing prices can easily exceed ten thousand yuan per square meter,
the pressure of buying a home is not high, and the quality of life is relatively high.
Moreover, the port city has the Qisha Fishing Port within its bounds and connects to the prosperity of inland areas.
Seafood and vegetables are abundant, and prices are reasonable.
Mr. Little Mustache discovered:
The surprises don’t stop there!
Fangchenggang is China’s Oxygen Capital.
Nourished by a marine monsoon climate, the port city enjoys spring-like weather all year round.
In 2011, Fangchenggang received the plaque for “China’s Oxygen Capital.”
The Shiwandashan Mountain range is home to over two thousand rare plant species.
The negative oxygen ion concentration reaches as high as 89,000 per cubic centimeter.
Its overall negative oxygen ion content ranks second in the nation.
Fangchenggang boasts rare freshwater resources.
Multiple tributaries of rivers in Fangchenggang
originate from the pristine and unpolluted water sources of the Shiwandashan Mountains.
The weakly alkaline water also carries abundant minerals from mountain springs,
and is free of scale, allowing it to be directly absorbed by the human body.
It has anti-aging and health-preserving effects.
Fangchenggang is known as the “Land of Longevity in China.”
Fangchenggang shares the same latitude as world-famous seaside destinations such as Hawaii, Dubai, and the Caribbean.
World-class seaside destinations lie along the same latitude,
Scenic spots like Golden Beach and Xiwang Beach rival global coastal landscapes.
With a luxurious 580-kilometer-long coastline, the port city truly deserves
its reputation as the only all-sea-view ecological bay city along the Beibu Gulf.
Compared to Sanya,
which is closer to the equator with an average annual temperature of 25°C,
and is often packed with tourists,
Fangchenggang lies at 21° north latitude with an average annual temperature of 22°C,
making it an ideal and livable coastal city.
When it comes to typhoons, Fangchenggang remains a beautifully mild and pleasant destination.
Fangchenggang is located in the Beibu Gulf,
and its unique geographical position
has enabled it to cleverly dodge typhoons time and again.
Compared to Sanya,
out of the average seven typhoons that hit China each year, two strike Sanya,
and they usually make direct landfall on the city,
causing catastrophic impacts on transportation, aviation, roads, tourism, water supply, and communication.
So living in Fangchenggang is safer than in Sanya.
With the opening of the high-speed railway, Fangchenggang is closer to the world.
Fangchenggang lies within the one-hour economic circle of the Pan-Beibu Gulf region,
with access to sea, land, air, highways, and high-speed rail—
you can choose your preferred mode of travel freely.
Compared to Sanya,
which only offers sea and air transport options,
getting to Fangchenggang is more convenient.
It takes just 30 minutes from Fangchenggang to Nanning and 3 hours to Guangzhou.
It’s also 3 hours to Changsha, 3 hours to Guiyang,
3 hours to Kunming, and 3 hours to Thailand.
3 hours to Vietnam, 8 hours to Shanghai,
8 hours to Beijing, and 16 hours to Singapore.