Some people say that Fujian cuisine, represented by Xiamen cuisine, ranks among the eight major cuisines in China, with Taiwan Province and Chaoshan flavors. Xiamen cuisine has a unique flavor of fresh, light, crisp and slightly spicy, especially famous for its raw seafood, antique medicinal diet, Putuo vegetarian dishes and flavor snacks. Xiamen is rich in seafood all year round, with a wide variety. No matter lobster, abalone, crab, shrimp, snail, shellfish, etc., they are all delicious. In Xiamen, you can eat many exotic Minnan dishes, such as oyster omelet, Satay Noodles, frozen bamboo shoots, rice noodle paste, roasted meat dumplings, peanut soup, fried spiced dishes, and so on. Xiamen, a leisure and holiday city, is not won by stunning scenery, but is more interesting in food.

Precautions

Safety

Never bring any inflammable, explosive, toxic and dangerous articles, knives, metal instruments, etc. In addition, bottled and canned drinks are not allowed to be brought into the venue-soft-packed drinks will be provided in the venue.

Clothing

It is suggested that the audience should wear appropriate clothes according to their physical condition and the weather forecast of the day. In particular, female FANS should be reminded not to enter the venue in skirts and high heels as far as possible-first, in case of emergency, trousers and shoes that are easy to exercise can provide more protection.

Equip

Glow sticks, whistles, posters, hand cards, binoculars and other equipment are of course necessary magic weapons to watch the concert, but there are bound to be many people and things at the scene, so take as few or no valuables as possible to avoid losing them.

Note

Cell phones and other communication devices are all turned off before the performance, especially during the performance. Please respect the artists' performances and ensure the performance quality.

Toilet

Frequent going in and out during the performance will bring inconvenience to others, so you should drink as little water as possible to avoid going out to use the bathroom during the performance. Don't walk back and forth during the performance.

Cough

If your throat itches while watching a performance, you can take non-chewing throat lozenges to avoid frequent coughing. Viewers who can't control coughing or sneezing temporarily can ask the staff to take a break. Of course, if you are sick, don't go to similar public places, so as not to bring bacteria to others, which is also a sign of being responsible to other audiences.

shoes and hats

you should take off your hat when watching the performance to avoid affecting the view of the audience behind you. It is absolutely forbidden to take off your shoes at concerts, concerts and cinemas.