Xichong is one of China’s most beautiful coasts, with sandy beaches and a biodiverse tropical landscape, only a short trip from Shenzhen. In 2018 Typhoon Mangkhut destroyed vast areas of this coastal landscape, along with many buildings. Out of that adversity came an opportunity – for a new beginning and a more sustainable future. New community-driven developments are located inland and away from environmentally sensitive areas, while sensitive tourism trails and activities are scattered throughout the variety of landscapes. The plan includes a long-term resilience strategy to restore and mitigate disaster impacts, reinforcing Xichong’s dynamic self-recovery linking land, beach and sea.
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