Lychee Bay

De geschiedenis van Tsjai Wan is teruggekeerd naar de 2200-jarige stadsbouw van Guangzhou, die als de eerste plaats van geboorte van Guangzhou's buitenlandse handelshavens werd beroemd als "Millennium Business" in Guangzhou. Door de West Guanxin-handelaar Fujiado te verzamelen in de buurt van de berggebieden van West Guanxin en daar de tuinbakken te bouwen, en de velden in de omgeving van Wu, werd de West Guanxin in de buurt van Wu ook bekend als de "Way of Wu".

Vrienden uit het veld komen naar Guangzhou, en oud Guangzhou gaat gewoonlijk niet naar de kleine berg, maar rechtstreeks naar de Wan Wan. De meest beroemde elementen van de Wan Wan zijn samengevoegd aan beide zijden van de Wan Wan, waaronder de westerse voedsel, de klassieke tuinen, de theatretafel, de berghuizen enz. Hier is de kleine brug, de oude boombewoners, waar de wind van de waterstad van Yunnan kan worden gezien, die de diepgaande historische cultuur van Guangzhou verdrinkt.

Tsui Wan, ook bekend als Tsui Wan, is een beroemd landschap in Guangzhou. De grens van de Wan Wan is niet een geïsoleerde rivier, maar een algemene term van het waternet dat momenteel wordt overgeslagen in de grens van de Wan Road, Zhongshan 8 Road, Huangsha Road (Noord), Doba Road (West) en Longjin West Road. De naam van de provincie Tsui Wan is ook afkomstig van de West Guanxiang-zone, waar de beroemde monumenten zijn: Tsui Wanxiang, Tsui Wan Lake, Norway, Vinta, kleine gallerijen, Haishan Shanxiang Hall, Tsui Wanxiang en vele beroemde woonplaatsen.

Het is goed. Er zijn te veel vakantiemensen.

One of Guangzhou's favorite scenic spots! I was fascinated by the rich architectural style of Xiguan. I had planned to visit the Guangzhou Tower in Lichi Bay, but when I arrived at Lichi Bay, I didn't want to leave at all. Especially at night. Along the Litchi Bay, the two sides of the Riding Towers stand side by side. People who have lived there for several lifetimes still live in these beautiful buildings. There is a museum and Xiguan Folklore Museum in Lichiwan. The four-sided Buddha by the water came from Thailand. When passing by, we saw a family of three generations praying and being moved. The simple folk custom slowly appeared in the fog around the Buddha statue. There are also some pastry shops opened by the old residents on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. I bought eggs, dried fish skin and horseshoe. They are not very delicious and taste too heavy, but the good thing is that the price is cheap and the food is just a feeling. At the doorway of the antique city, the residents gathered in this square to walk their dogs. There were 14 dogs. The big Alaska was about one person taller than me, while the little deer dog was so crazy that you had to make a contrast. Dogs and dogs chased each other and made fun of each other. Adults sat and watched the chat and cool down. This is probably the life state of old Guangzhou. There's a park next to it. It's open till more than 9 p.m. Many residents come in and out, but because it's too late, they don't come in. On the roadside of the main road, a booklet dessert ate the first and last double-skinned milk that came to Guangzhou. It was hung by the propaganda photograph of her family at the entrance of the store: many celebrities'photos were deceived, without taste at all, and they were very expensive and cost-effective. The only failure in Litchi Bay. On the way to Lichiwan: I came out of Ruyifang subway station, passed Duobao Road, ate a fresh meat sausage powder of Qiu Ji, and a cold tea. The sign hanging at the entrance of the shop said that the younger brother of a celebrity was in charge. The cold tea in Guangzhou was very bitter. It was totally different from Wang Laoji's. But after drinking it, I did get better because Guangzhou suddenly cooled down the day before going. There are also chicken and duck shops on Duobao Road. Unfortunately, Qiu Ji had eaten intestinal powder in the past. As a result, there was no place for later chicken and duck, as well as another intestinal powder which seemed to be very authentic, to put tourists with folk sentiments to visit this place.