Changpu Volcanic Island, a dormant volcanic remnant located in the South China Sea, renowned for its unique underwater volcanic landforms. The islets resemble a giant emerald chessboard spread across the sea, volcanic rocks sculpted by seawater into diverse “stone pillar groups,” resembling the ribs of ancient giants, telling a geological epic from millions of years ago. The intertidal zone transforms into a fantastical marine secret realm, with shells constructing a natural maze that changes with the tides, coral reefs like stars scattered across the sea, sea turtles, mud crabs and pufferfish here perform a symphony of life.
