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In Weihai, East China's Shandong province, South Korean horse-riding enthusiast Park Jaeseon has turned his passion into a bridge between cultures. Since arriving in 1992, he has not only thrived in business but also embraced the city's natural beauty. With vast beaches, lakes, and rolling hills, Weihai offers perfect riding conditions. Park even opened a stable, welcoming horse-riding enthusiasts from near and far.

Since China's visa-free policy for South Koreans in 2024, more visitors flock to experience the city's charm. Some visit Park's stable and take breathtaking riding tours along the sea. They bond over meals, Chinese TV shows, personal travel stories. Park's stable has become a hub for cultural exchange, with rides and meals turning into heartfelt connections.