Guangzhou's artistic and romantic Dongshankou! Come and take photos, it's so beautiful!

Here is a guide to taking photos in Dongshankou, Guangzhou: Preparation • Time: It is recommended to visit on weekdays to avoid the crowds on weekends and holidays. The best time to take photos is in the morning or evening when the light is soft and the weather is clear, as the blue sky and white clouds can enhance your photos. • Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 or Line 6 and exit at Dongshankou Station, Exit E or F. • Clothing: Choose clothing according to the style of the shoot. For a retro style, you can wear a cheongsam, Zhongshan suit, etc.; for a literary style, you can choose a simple shirt, long dress, etc.; for a trendy style, you can wear fashionable trendy brand clothes. Photo Spots • Historical Building Area • Sibeitongjin: There are seven retro red walls, and with the red walls as the background, combined with the surrounding green trees and streets, you can take photos with a strong retro atmosphere. • Peizheng Road: The most beautiful slope in Guangzhou, with artistic yellow walls and light and shadow under the sunlight, as well as characteristic buildings such as Peizheng Middle School, is suitable for taking street scenes and group photos of people and buildings. • Xinhepu Road: There are many retro villas along the way, with unique architectural styles and a quiet environment, making it an excellent place to take retro-style photos. • Literary and Trendy Area • Qiming Avenue: There are Republic of China buildings, art galleries, and coffee shops, full of artistic atmosphere, where you can take literary and retro-style photos. • Miaoqian West Street: There are characteristic coffee shops, designer collection stores, and "Happy Planet" signboards, which are also popular check-in spots, combining retro and trendy styles, and are very photogenic. • Yifang Dongshan: There are unique buildings and decorations, as well as various trendy shops, which can add fashion elements to your photos. • Special Scene Area • Dongshan Lake Park: You can take a boat to take photos of the Canton Tower, and the coffee shop in the center of the lake is also a good check-in spot. The natural scenery and cultural buildings in the park complement each other, making it suitable for taking landscape and portrait photos. • Coco Shuqian Store: A popular Canton Tower spot, where you can take photos of kapok and the Canton Tower, with street scenes suitable for 85mm to 120mm focal length, and close-ups recommended for over 200mm focal length.