Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport is located within the Xiaoshan District of Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China. It is 27 kilometers from the city center and is classified as a 4F civil aviation transport airport. It is one of China's twelve major trunk airports, an international scheduled flight airport, a first-class aviation port open to the outside world, and an alternate airport for international flights.

Fuzhou Metro Line 1 is the first constructed and operated metro line in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, China. It starts from Xiangfeng Station, passing through areas such as Xin店 (Xindian), the core area of Gutai (Gulou and Taijiang), Cangshan, and Sanjiangkou, connecting important nodes like the northern business center, Fuzhou Railway Station, the Fujian Provincial Government, the Taijiang business center, the Cangshan urban sub-center, Fuzhou South Railway Station, and the Sanjiangkou area. It ends at Sanjiangkou Station and runs roughly from north to south. (Note: "新店" is typically transliterated as "Xindian", but if it's a specific place name that has an official English translation, you should use that instead.)

The Fuzhou Metro Line 2 is the second subway line to be constructed and put into operation in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, China. It starts from Suyang Station, passing through areas such as Fuzhou University Town, Jinchuan, the core area of Gulou and Taijiang, Jinan, Mawei, and other clusters. It connects important nodes like the Fuzhou West Bus Terminal, the Haixi High-tech Industrial Park, the Jinchuan Culture and Sports Center, the Su Wanbao business district, May 1st Square, Gushan Scenic Area, the Mawei Stadium, the Ship Politics Culture Scenic Area, and the Mawei city center square, ending at Mawei Harbor Station, running roughly in an east-west direction.

The Xiamen Shandong Airlines Comprehensive Building is the new office building for the Xiamen branch of Shandong Airlines. The building was officially inaugurated and put into use on November 22, 2018.

Xiamen Station, located in Xiamen City, Fujian Province, China, officially opened for use on January 6, 1957. It covers an area of approximately 73,600 square meters, with a station building area of 27,600 square meters. The station's scale includes 5 platforms and 9 arrival/departure tracks.

The Zhangzhou Railway Station Square is located in Longhai District, Zhangzhou City. The public areas outside the station include an underground parking lot, ground-level parking lot, exit area, taxi and dedicated lanes, departure level通道, and other public areas; the pre-station commercial complex includes a passenger service center, platform food court and Zhangzhou Impression commercial complex, pre-station square, and East-West tension membrane night market square areas.(Note: "departure level通道" seems to be a mix of English and Chinese. It should likely be "departure level passage" or just "departure level".) Corrected version:The Zhangzhou Railway Station Square is located in Longhai District, Zhangzhou City. The public areas outside the station include an underground parking lot, ground-level parking lot, exit area, taxi and dedicated lanes, departure level passage, and other public areas; the pre-station commercial complex includes a passenger service center, platform food court and Zhangzhou Impression commercial complex, pre-station square, and East-West tension membrane night market square areas.

The Xiyuan Lake Ecological Park is located on Ruijing Road in Xiangcheng District, Zhangzhou City. The ecological park is quite large, with extensive water areas and clear lake water. Various aquatic plants and flowers are planted along the lakeside, offering different beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons.

The "Four Seasons Flower Sea" at People's Square is one of the "Five Lakes and Four Seas" projects in Zhangzhou. The flower sea covers an area of 150 mu (about 100 acres), bringing vitality and vigor to the square, and providing fresh air and a quiet environment for people.

The Shangmei Lake project, based on the topography and geomorphology of the Jiujiuwan river, has optimized the lake's scale, shape, and depth, further increasing the sinuosity and connectivity of the waterway to form a series of interconnected lakes.