It's really not an art gallery in Guangzhou, it's a train station

|||. |||. It's hard to believe that this sense of design comes from a high-speed train station||| Before the Spring Festival travel rush, I took the opportunity to experience Guangzhou Baiyun Station in advance, and the architectural design of this station is just too sophisticated, with a total of four floors and a very high floor distance, more like Baiyun Airport in height, but with a better sense of space than Baiyun Airport, extremely comfortable for those with OCD. This time I unexpectedly discovered that I was going to Baiyun Station when traveling from Shenzhen to Guangzhou🥹 At that time, I felt it was fine as long as I could get to Guangzhou and didn't specifically look into it. But who would have thought, who would have thought, when I stepped out of the station👀 I was completely shocked. Isn't this an art gallery‼️ The spatial aesthetics are just too amazing✔️✔️ · 📖Place: Guangzhou Baiyun Station 🚇Transportation: 10 minutes walk from Exit B of Shitan Station on Metro Line 8 · After walking a section of the indoor path from the subway station, You can see the largest train station in Asia right now. It looks quite ordinary from the outside🤣 But once you enter, the plot is about to twist👋 · 【Photography Tips】 ❶You can start by taking a low-angle shot from below to capture the orderly grand dome. Then you can take the escalator to the 4th floor, where the photographer can stand behind you to take pictures📷 Although these trees are fake, they add a lot to the scene, very much like Singapore🇸🇬 · ❷When you get to the fourth floor, you can take pictures of the big scene from above✔️ It's also very beautiful. When the light is good, the light coming down from above is even more stunning!!