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Dad Tea: The Slow Life of Haikou In Haikou's old streets, the afternoon belongs to "dad tea" — sweet milk tea, steamed buns and endless conversation. A window into the island's unhurried soul. 阅读更多 → Li Brocade: 3,000 Years of Weaving The Li people of Hainan's highlands weave one of China's oldest textile traditions — patterns passed down mother to daughter for three millennia, now a UNESCO intangible heritage. 阅读更多 → Why Hainan Is the Coconut Island Half of China's coconuts grow on Hainan, and Wenchang's Dongjiao grove alone stretches along the coast for kilometres. The story of how the palm took over the island. 阅读更多 → Boao: From Fishing Village to Asia's Forum Town How a quiet fishing village at the mouth of the Wanquan River became the permanent home of Asia's most famous forum — and what the town is like when the delegations go home. 阅读更多 → Dongfang's Salt Fields: The West Coast's Oldest Industry Sun, sea water and patience — Hainan's west coast has made salt this way for a thousand years. A visit to the salt pans of Dongfang is a visit to the island's oldest working landscape. 阅读更多 → 📖 Hainan in November: The Month We Would Book Again We have been to Hainan in every season, and if we could only pick one month, it would be November. Here is why — with the numbers, the crowds and the packing list we actually used. 阅读更多 →