Sitting under the red walls of Zumiao, I captured the soul of Foshan.

Many people come to Foshan rushing straight to the popular shops but miss the place in the city center that you really must visit. As a new Foshan resident, I’m really tired of saying: “Zumiao! You absolutely have to go to Zumiao! ▪️ The secret to great photos is here Red walls, pot-ear houses, sunlight filtering through century-old banyan trees The occasional sound of Cantonese opera from Wanfutai Every snap captures the Lingnan spirit Beautiful light and shadow on quiet weekday afternoons ▪️ Transportation? So convenient it’s funny! Exit C of Zumiao Station on the Guangfo Line, then a 5-minute walk After exploring, head straight to Lingnan Tiandi for coffee A seamless check-in experience with zero stress ▪️ A unique cultural richness in South China The lion dance at the Huang Feihong Memorial Hall still leaps vividly The wooden dummy at the Ip Man Hall seems to whisper with the wind Half of Guangzhou-Foshan history is hidden in the three carvings and two sculptures Here, they don’t just worship the Northern Emperor But also the spirit of Foshan people daring to be the first in the world Recently, I even found that friends born after 2000 have started going to Zumiao to draw fortune sticks Sure enough, some places The busier the city, the more they can soothe the soul