The Beibu Gulf is a semi-enclosed body of water located in the southern part of China, bordered by the provinces of Guangxi and Hainan. It connects to the South China Sea and is known for its rich marine biodiversity and fishing resources. The gulf is also significant for shipping and trade, serving as a vital route for maritime transport in the region. Surrounding the Beibu Gulf are several important cities, including Nanning and Zhanjiang. The area is characterized by its beautiful coastal scenery, with numerous islands and beaches. Additionally, the gulf plays a crucial role in the local economy, supporting industries such as tourism, fishing, and shipping.