Zhoushan is an archipelago located off the eastern coast of China, in the East China Sea. It consists of over 1,000 islands, with the largest being Zhoushan Island. The city is known for its beautiful coastal scenery, rich marine resources, and fishing industry, making it an important hub for seafood production. The region has a mild climate, which supports agriculture and tourism. Zhoushan is also famous for its Buddhist temples, particularly the Putuo Mountain, a significant pilgrimage site for followers of Buddhism. The islands are connected by bridges and ferries, making them accessible for visitors.