Lingkun Island is located in the mouth of the Oujiang River in Wenzhou, like a jade gem embedded in the sea and sky. The island is surrounded by water on three sides, with a vegetation coverage rate exceeding eighty percent, with lush mountains and golden beaches reflecting each other, winding waterways winding like jade belts, it is a rare ecological green lung in East China. The island’s wetland park is famous for mangrove forests, reed marshes and migratory bird habitats. Every autumn and winter, thousands of white egrets and black-crowned night herons fly over the water in flocks, their wings stirring the morning mist, like a long scroll of ink unfolding slowly.
