Lifeint organized a visit to Tiantou village in Longhai, Zhangzhou, to build team spirit and give colleagues time to relax and enjoy nature. The outing enriched their time away from work, encouraged communication and cooperation across departments, and strengthened camaraderie and enthusiasm for future work.
On 22 July 2017, the Lifeint team set out at 9:00 a.m. for a day trip to Tiantou village in Longhai, Zhangzhou. Colleagues chatted and laughed along the way, enjoying the chance to relax together.
After a 40-minute drive, the team arrived in Tiantou and enjoyed boating, fishing, a rowing competition and games on the lake.
After boating, colleagues tried the park’s carousel. In the summer heat, male colleagues set it moving by hand while the women rode, prompting some good-natured teasing.
After a break from the heat, the team gathered around a wood-fired stove for a friendly cooking competition. Fried ribs, sweet-and-sour ribs, chicken stewed with potatoes, braised chicken and vinegar-fried chicken were prepared for lunch.
After the cooking competition, lunch and a rest, the group resumed its tour at 3:00 p.m. and visited a well-known traditional local residence, admiring how earlier builders constructed a strong and beautiful house without modern tools.
The team then visited the historic Yungai Temple. Local legend says that a cloud concealed the temple when Emperor Duanzong of Song sought refuge from pursuing Mongol troops, inspiring the name he gave it. Built beside Lion Rock, the temple has been rebuilt and repaired several times, most recently in the 1990s. Springs flow through stone channels into a natural stone basin on one side; on the other is a natural stone chamber that can hold more than 100 people.
A large split rock before the temple gate forms a narrow stone-stepped path known locally as Yunti Dubu.
The hillside also has many named rock formations, including Kissing Lovers, Golden Monkey Carrying a Young, Golden Rooster Laying an Egg, Wind-Moved Spirit Stone and Sky-Piercing Stalagmite, as well as Lion, Phoenix, Twin Carp, Old Monk and Drunken Elder rocks.
By 5:00 p.m., the day trip came to an end. The team took home happy memories of the places visited and the time shared together.
