Located in the southwest of Jiujiang, east China's Jiangxi Province, the West Sea of Lushan Mountain is a nationally recognized 5A tourist destination. It is known as a "natural oxygen bar" with its crystal-clear waters and numerous green islets. Covering 308 square kilometers, the lake is dotted with more than 8,000 islands, resembling emeralds scattered across a jade plate. With an average depth of 45 meters and visibility over 11 meters, its waters are placid and the air is rich in negative oxygen ions – rated as national first-grade for water and air quality. Join our livestream to experience the harmony between humans and nature at the West Sea.