March Special Forces! Pingtan Blue Tears VS Quanzhou Culture and History?

Special Forces-style travel in March, only 2 days, should you go to Pingtan to see the dreamy blue tears 🌌 or to Quanzhou to see the fireworks 🏮?
Here's a "Twin Cities PK Guide" 👇
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🌌 Go to Pingtan to see the blue tears in March
✅ Advantages:
▫ March to June only! The glowing waves are breathtakingly beautiful
▫ Windmill fields/glass walkways/Xianren Well with a 200% photo rate
▫ Electric bike island tour to experience the romance of the island 🛵
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⚠ Note:
▫ Chasing tears requires luck, not every day
▫ Attractions are scattered and require self-driving/chartering
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🏮 Go to Quanzhou to see half the city fireworks in March
✅ Advantages:
▫ Three steps to a temple, five steps to a monument
▫ Flower hairpin girls/Nanyin performance/intangible cultural heritage snacks
▫ Concentrated attractions! 2 yuan for a white car tour of the old city
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⚠ 2-day travel plan for both places
Plan A: Pingtan Chasing Tears Tour (recommended self-driving)
Day 1: Beigang Cultural and Creative Village → Most Beautiful Island Road → Changjiang'ao Windmill Field (sunset) → Night Chasing Tears
Day 2: Houyan Island → Tannan Bay → Elephant Trunk Bay aerial photography
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Plan B: Quanzhou Fireworks Tour (taxi + walking)
Day 1: Kaiyuan Temple → West Street → Bell Tower → Chengtian Temple → Guanyue Temple Night View
Day 2: Xunpu Village Flower Hairpin Experience → Overseas Transportation History Museum → Luoyang Bridge
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🔥 The question is 👉 which city do you pick?
🌊 Pingtan Blue Tears Party raise your hand 🙋
🏮 Quanzhou History Flower Hairpin Collection 👯