This way, we can capture both the coffee trees and the lake scenery. "On the morning of May 1st, Ms. Li, a tourist from Haikou, held her phone and repeatedly adjusted the angle on the lakeside boardwalk of Fufeng Coffee Villa in Chengmai County, Hainan Province. Behind her, the shutter sound echoed one after another. Ms. Li, who is usually busy with work, made a plan in advance and took advantage of the May Day holiday to go around Haikou with her family and enjoy leisure time. Located in Dafeng Town, Fufeng Coffee Villa is a five coconut level rural tourist attraction. The villa is nestled by mountains and waters, with pavilions and towers reflected on the lake surface. The winding boardwalks connect the scenery, making it a relaxing and leisurely stroll. The nearby "Swallowing Light Rail" checkpoint has attracted countless fans with its fantastic perspective - standing on the observation deck to find the right angle, the speeding light rail seems to be "swallowed" into the camera. Accompanied by beautiful scenery, food is not to be missed. ”Ms. Li and her family came to the open-air courtyard and sat down. The restaurant staff brought out the special flavor of Hainan Boiled -sliced cold chicken, White Lotus Goose, Spare Rib Rice and so on. Ms. Li picked up a piece of Boiled -sliced cold chicken, looked carefully at the tender and juicy section, dipped it in ginger and kumquat sauce and sent it to her mouth, squinting with satisfaction. Immediately, she picked up the freshly brewed Fushan coffee, took a sip lightly, and tasted a slight bitterness with a lingering aftertaste. After a moment of reflection, she picked up her phone and took a picture of the dishes on the table. She smiled and said, "This time we specifically avoided popular scenic spots to experience slow life. The scenery and food here are so healing. I will definitely recommend it to my friends when I go back." During this year's May Day holiday, more and more Haikou citizens choose to take relaxing short trips, relax in the pastoral poetry, and savor the "slow time" of the festival. (Looking into the New Era)