The Zhoushan Islands are an archipelago located off the southeastern coast of China, in the East China Sea. Comprising over 1,000 islands, the largest and most populated island is Zhoushan Island. The islands are known for their beautiful landscapes, rich marine resources, and fishing industry. The Zhoushan Islands have a mild climate, making them a popular destination for tourists. They are also home to several historical sites, including temples and lighthouses. The islands play a significant role in maritime trade and are strategically important due to their proximity to major shipping routes.