(210326) -- SANYA, 26 marzo 2021 (Xinhua) -- Foto aerea scattata il 25 febbraio 2021 mostra gli appassionati di surf che praticano il surf nel villaggio di Sanya, nella provincia di Hainan della Cina meridionale. Il villaggio di Tenghai, un tempo un piccolo villaggio di pescatori, è diventato un famoso campo da surf dal boom del surf in Cina, dopo il surf ufficialmente ammesso nel programma dei Giochi Olimpici di Tokyo del 2020. Situato a Sanya, la provincia di Hainan della Cina meridionale, il villaggio ha anche vinto il riconoscimento per la sua grande combinazione di sport acquatici e industria turistica. Yang Xingfu, un abitante locale, è uno dei primi surfisti a Tenghai. Sì

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• Data acquisizione: 25 febbraio 2021
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(210326) -- SANYA, March 26, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Aerial photo taken on Feb. 25, 2021 shows surfing enthusiasts practicing surfing in Tenghai village of Sanya, south China's Hainan Province. Tenghai village, once a small fishing village, has become a famous surfing camp since the surfing boom in China, after surfing officially admitted into the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Games program. Located in Sanya, south China's Hainan Province, the village also won recognition for its great combination of water sports and tourism industry.Yang Xingfu, a local villager, is one of the earliest surfers in Tenghai. Yang once engaged in fishing, security and tour guide after junior high school. The love of surfing has been engraved in his mind when he worked in homestay hotels. "When you surf in the wave, the wave becomes your stage." Yang said. In 2020, Yang opened a surfing club in Tenghai village. His biggest wish is to encourage more villagers to get involved in surfing and his hometown would become a surf culture village. Tu Hongwei from Fujian Province has been living in Tenghai village for five years. Surfing has changed Tu's life completely. Surfing not only helped Tu to start relationship with his wife, but also to meet a bunch of friends. To him, the village has also become his second hometown. "When you stand up on the surfboard, all you can see is the wave, that's the most charming moment in surfing." He said. (Xinhua/Zhang Liyun)