A young spectator dances on stage at the Shenjiamen seafood night market in Zhoushan. [Photo/Tide News]

With sea breezes in the air and live music filling the night, Shenjiamen fishing port in Putuo district, Zhoushan, East China's Zhejiang province, has become a popular destination for summer nightlife.

This summer, Zhoushan has launched the "YEAH Lai Wu Shi Ji" campaign, a seasonal upgrade to the well-known Shenjiamen seafood night market.

A blend of seafood, live music, and trendy street markets has refreshed the night market's appeal. Long known as a local favorite for late-night meals, its seafood stalls are now accompanied by open-air concerts and neon-lit pop-up shops.

The first music and dance show "YEAH Lang Cai Yi Season" featured popular performers and included an impromptu dance challenge on July 12, where young spectators joined onstage to the beat of viral songs.

Offstage, the night market named "Yu Gang Wu Shi Ji" brought together grilled seafood and chilled beer along the waterfront.

Running through Aug 30, the "YEAH Lai Wu Shi Ji" will include a lineup of rotating street fairs, a seafood-themed mini documentary series, and monthly art installations. 

The events aim to transform Shenjiamen into a vibrant night hub, offering fresh experiences for younger audiences and boosting the district's summer economy.