Water Alley Elegance: A Poetic Stroll Along Lychee Bay

Walking along the banks of Lychee Bay feels like stepping into a time tunnel of Lingnan's ancient charm. The coolness of the early morning gently caresses the water's surface, and the tributary of the Pearl River winds through here like a jade-green ribbon. The old brick houses, painted eaves, and ancient stone bridges on both sides reflect in the water, creating a vivid picture. Small boats gently sway in the bay, and the boatman's calls are low and melodious, carried by the water's ripples. Elegant egrets glide over the water, as if narrating the stories of this water town. I boarded a small boat, feeling the tranquility and prosperity as the oars sliced through the water. Along the way, we passed through the exquisite corners of Lingnan gardens, where pavilions and towers are adorned with blooming flowers, seamlessly blending classical and natural beauty. As night falls, Lychee Bay transforms, with lights flickering on the water's surface, intertwining ancient charm and modernity, making it hard to leave. This place is not only a memory for the people of Guangzhou.