From the moment I stepped into Xun Ge's home, every shot was a masterpiece

I visited Lu Xun's Former Residence this spring in May 🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️ I personally walked the route from the Hundred Grass Garden to Sanwei Study, turning the books I'd read into paths I'd walked. I truly stepped into the scenes we read sentence by sentence in our childhood Chinese classes 📖. Every blade of grass and every tree was exactly as described in the textbook. However, the entrance (p16) was really crowded! I asked my boyfriend to take a few photos with his Canon, but either the sky was overexposed or the background was full of people. It was so hard to find a good angle that I almost gave up 😩. But inside Xun Ge's home, using the Canon with flash produced some amazing shots! I originally wanted to save money on photography and take pictures myself, but then a female photographer asked if I wanted a trial shoot. I initially refused, but after one shot, I was instantly hooked! The photos from the Fuji camera were absolutely stunning. I gladly spent 100 yuan for four photos, plus a bonus photo with my boyfriend, making a total of five ✨. 💡Little Tips: Wearing light, plain clothes makes for better photos at Lu Xun's Former Residence~ 💁🏻‍♀️For those who don't want to spend money, you can also refer to the camera angles in the main entrance photos (p6). 🍧Food: You must try the yellow wine popsicle and Goodme's yellow wine milk tea! Brown sugar lovers will absolutely love them~ The yellow wine popsicle is really delicious 🤤. The red label one has a stronger flavor, and the green label one is milder. I like the red label, and my boyfriend likes the green label 🧋. Goodme (p15) has a region-specific yellow wine milk tea, which is also super delicious—a paradise for yellow wine and brown sugar lovers.