The first thing we saw on the Cruise was the largest helicopter bridge in Asia, the Jingqi Highway Bridge and the Haimen Bridge. On the east side of the bridge is the starting point of the Tanggu Riverside Cultural Sinology Grand View. The wall along the coast is the 2,100-meter-long Chinese Character Grand View. The dock in front of the Cruise is the famous ship Oriental Princess, also known as the Las Vegas on the sea. We looked forward again and saw seven military and maritime police docks, also known as the 110 on the sea. In the yard of the dock is a Tanghuo Demon High Japanese compound. It was in a two-story small western-style building in the yard that the first unequal treaty in the late Qing Dynasty was signed. We must remember this moment and never forget our country. As the Cruise moves forward, we can see a row of red pointed-roof houses. This is my train station on the Chai Railway Line, Tanghuo South Station. It has been discontinued. The Binhai New Area Government plans to transform it into a museum. We look at the east side of the South Station again. There is a silver shell building not far away. It is the Binhai High-speed Railway Station. Its opening has brought us closer to the capital Beijing. It only takes 58 minutes from here to Beijing South Station. The building adjacent to the high-speed railway station is the Tianjin Juilliard School of Music. There is a bascule bridge Xiangluowan Bridge right in front of the Cruise. Through the bridge, we came to the Yujiabao Financial District and Xiangluowan Business District, which cover the largest area in the world. The unfinished bridge in front is called Anyang Bridge. It is an important bridge connecting the Yujiabao Financial District and Xiangluowan Business District. I hope it will be completed and opened to traffic as soon as possible to make the two sides more prosperous. After passing the Anyang Bridge, what comes into our sight is the first-class Chao Zeng Temple in Gukou. There is a Houguan Wharf in between. It was the earliest Maritime Administration Wharf in China during the Qing Dynasty, which has disappeared with the tide of history. As the Cruise moved forward, we saw a three-sided stone statue of Guanyin, which is the landmark building of Chaoyinqing. Where our Cruise was about to turn around was the Dahuo Dock, the former site of the Beiyang Fleet.