Guangzhou Cultural Center, free, suitable for all ages

🎑 This Mid-Autumn Festival, I didn't want to go far, so I went to Guangzhou Cultural Center for the activities. It's located in Haizhu District with convenient transportation and near Haizhu Lake, making it a great place with both cultural and natural attractions. My child waited for an hour and a half to experience making Shahe noodles. Usually very impatient, but for something they like, they will wait as long as it takes. I really admire this quality. 🏡 The entire cultural center has a distinct traditional Chinese architectural courtyard style, with scenic spots everywhere. Many girls dressed in cosplay and traditional costumes were taking photos. It reminded me of when I used to love taking photos, but now I'm too lazy to bother. 🐸 This is my second visit to the cultural center. The first time was for a company party-building activity. I didn't realize there were so many places like Guangfu Garden, Guangxiu Garden, and Hanmo Garden that I hadn't visited. The Shahe noodle-making activity was in Guangxiu Garden. For thirty yuan, you get to work, eat, and learn about intangible cultural heritage. It's very cost-effective. I hope more cultural attractions in Guangzhou offer such great activities.