My hometown is Bayuquan, Yingkou, which is a coastal city.

It is rich in fruits and seafood, mostly Bayuquan, which may be why Bayuquan got its name.

My father told me that this place turned out to be a poor fishing village with neither high-rise buildings nor wide, straight roads. People made a living by fishing.

Now, it has become an economic development zone, attracting investment, and has undergone earth-shaking changes.

There are many tall buildings, the streets are spacious and clean, and beautiful residential areas abound.

There are also the large Century Plaza and the sea paradise - Moon Lake Park.

Now we are expanding a large port with a billion tons capacity.

Every summer, the melon fields on both sides of the suburban roads are green, and the vineyards are filled with large bunches of grapes.

The fishing boats on the beach are covered with sunset and return full of fresh fish and crabs, forming a beautiful picture.

In my eyes, my hometown is beautiful and rich.

I love my hometown.