To take this set of photos, I specially went to Tian Yantai, totally worth it. Here’s a guide

Photo check-in guide for Suochengli and Chaoyang Street in Yantai: Suochengli Featured check-in spots: Enter through Xuanhua Gate to climb the city tower and overlook the entire Suochengli. The Suoxin Alley in the city is full of artistic vibes; the heart-shaped traffic lights add a romantic atmosphere to the street; there are also photo walls with the word "Yantai" in blue, red, and other colors, perfect for group photos. (Shooting time: Plenty of daylight during the day, suitable for capturing architectural details and people’s activities; at night, when the lights come on, warm yellow lighting illuminates the alleys, creating a cozy and romantic atmosphere, ideal for night shots. Outfit suggestion: This place has an antique charm, suitable for wearing Hanfu or new Chinese-style clothing to blend with the environment and capture a vintage vibe. Camera: Sony a7R3 + Tamron 28-200 Chaoyang Street ① Featured check-in spots: The green lacquered louvered windows and mirrored "Thousand Layer Building" design of Zhongshu Bookstore are unique, and the rose flower waterfall in front is very photogenic; Clayton Restaurant is a German Gothic castle building with semicircular arched window frames, perfect for vintage-style photos; ② There are also check-in spots like the exterior wall of Manxin Hotel covered with pandas, Brown Bear, Cony Rabbit, mini lighthouse, Republic of China style street, graffiti skyscraper, flower wall, and Strawberry Bear stairs. Best shooting time: Around 8 a.m. when there are fewer people, better for shooting street scenes and check-in spots; at dusk, the sunset glow on the buildings can capture warm tones and unique light and shadow effects. #MySecretRelaxationSpot #YantaiCitywalk