2027 Shamen Marathon（廈門馬拉松 2027）

Xiamen Zhongshan Park is located in the old urban area of Xiamen in Siming District on Xiamen Island. Construction of Zhongshan Park began in the autumn of 1927 and was completed in 1931. It is the earliest park in Xiamen and has an open, outward-looking character, unlike enclosed traditional Chinese gardens, and is known as the finest garden in South China. The park was planned and designed under the direction of Zhou Xingnan, then adviser to the Xiamen Embankment Works Office, and the architect Lin Rongting, and in its construction the park's natural water system was used for the layout, with buildings dotted among it. After its completion, Zhongshan Park went through the War of Resistance against Japan, the Second Chinese Civil War and the ten years of turmoil, and its buildings, facilities and natural scenery were repeatedly damaged, but after several renovations the park's overall appearance has been preserved to this day, and many cultural relics also survive in the park. The park now covers an area of 11.07 hectares. In 2008 Xiamen Zhongshan Park was listed in the second batch of National Key Parks. In 2012 Zhongshan Park was included in the first batch of the Xiamen park list, and is the only park on that list to be listed at the same time as a comprehensive park (a city-wide park) and a specialised park (a historic famous garden).<

Gulangyu is a small island lying to the south-west of Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian Province, People's Republic of China. It forms the administrative division of Gulangyu Subdistrict, has an area of less than 2 square kilometres (0.77 square miles) and a population of about 20,000. It is known as the 'Garden on the Sea'. No motor vehicles are allowed onto the island apart from the electric vehicles that circle it. In 2005 the magazine China National Geographic ranked Gulangyu first among 'the most beautiful urban districts in China'. In July 2017, at the 41st session of the World Heritage Committee held in Krakow, Poland, it was formally inscribed on the World Heritage List.

Xiamen Island, also called Egret Island and formerly known as Jiahe Island, is the third largest island in the area under the actual control of the People's Republic of China in Fujian Province. It lies at the south-eastern end of Fujian Province, within Xiamen Bay, adjoining Greater Kinmen and Lesser Kinmen. The highest point on the island is Yunding Rock, at 339.6 metres. The island has an area of 134.835 square kilometres, is about 13.7 kilometres from north to south and about 12.5 kilometres from east to west, and has a coastline about 66.3 kilometres long. It contains the two administrative districts of Siming and Huli of Xiamen City, and a population of more than two million.

Yundang Lake (pronounced Yun Dang Hu) is located in Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian Province, People's Republic of China, and is at present an inland lake with a water surface area of about 1.7 square kilometres. Yundang Lake was originally a natural harbour with a water surface area of 10 square kilometres, and took its present form after repeated reclamation of land from the sea and enclosure of sea areas for farmland. In the lake there is an island called Bailuzhou (Egret Island), on which the city origin point of Xiamen is established.