Who says Shunde is only about food? The local culture here is incredibly photogenic

After visiting Shunde during the Spring Festival to avoid the crowds, I didn't go to the popular spots but instead took a stroll around Ronggui Street. To my surprise, the local culture there was simply amazing. A short street was brimming with the essence of everyday life. Not only that, but I also found the nostalgic alleyways of my memories there. 👇🏻Guide Navigation 📷Photo Spot 1⃣️: (P2-P12) ✅Address: You can navigate to Xiao Po Changfen, then cross a bridge to get there ⭐Photography Highlights: 🟠Shunde's version of Jiangnan water towns (I think it has a bit of a small-town Venice vibe) 🔵Vintage movie billboard style 🔶Scenes of everyday life everywhere 🔷Artistic atmosphere inside and outside the cafes ⚠️tips: Please be respectful when taking photos, do not disturb the residents' lives. 📷Photo Spot 2⃣️: Fisherman's Wharf (P13-P15) Here you can not only see the beautiful sunset and the busy harbor, but there are also many wall graffiti, making it a great spot for portrait photography. 📷Photo Spot 3⃣️: Huagai Road Pedestrian Street - Kang Le Lane (P16-P20) This is a quiet alley I stumbled upon by chance. Compared to Huagai Road Pedestrian Street, this alley offers more tranquility. It has a hidden-in-plain-sight vibe. The alley is not long, just a few hundred meters, but the old bricks and tiles always remind me of the alleys I used to run through as a child. Shunde District, Foshan