Jiangmen "Xuding" 💕 The origin of the city, the filming location of "The Storm"

#Guangzhou Attractions should have been glorious for decades If there hadn't been a storm, we would have been even more defeated now. The ancient buildings have not been well restored, but it is also very good that they retain the traces of each period in their original form! (Only in this way can we give people a sense of the times in the storm!) The vegetable market in Figure 7, which is crowded with locals, is just 100 meters away from the tourist area and is full of the atmosphere of life. Figure 8 is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangmen City that I came across by chance, the former site of Chen Baisha’s fishing platform. Only about one-third of it is left, and it was rebuilt during the Guangxu period. It was dark when I arrived here, so I couldn’t go in. It should be free to enter and visit during the day. The overall impression is good, the market management is relatively standardized, and it is worth a visit. Main check-in points Attraction 1: Xuding Street The 33-step bluestone staircase of the water wharf, which was first built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, is the iconic landscape of the Sanshisanxu Street. Attraction 2: North Street and Long Causeway Most of the shops on North Street and Changdi are arcade buildings with unique Lingnan style, which is a great place to experience the slow life in Jiangmen's old city. Attraction 3: Qimingli Qimingli is a new internet-famous check-in spot in Jiangmen, which brings together cultural and creative stores, coffee shops, pubs, private restaurants, etc. Positioning: Jiangmen virtual roof