I declare this ancient town to have the most intense Chinese romantic atmosphere

‼️ Forever in awe of Chinese romantic aesthetics When intangible cultural heritage iron flower, golden pavilion, water curtain, and high tower come together in one scene, it feels like a dream back to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. It turns out that Su Shi's 'I don't know in which year tonight's heavenly palace is' can truly appear before my eyes. · Wunvzhou is super suitable for photography both day and night. ⭐️ Six super photo spots during the day ❶ Before entering Wunvzhou, you must check in at the Bawang Tea Ji at the entrance, with the super cool 'Wuyuan' characters. ❷ Huishi Street Sauce Garden and small shops have a great atmosphere. Stand a bit farther and use 3x zoom, place the person on the dividing line, and let the eaves of the buildings on both sides form guiding lines. ❸ Find the Southern Tavern at the west end of the street, go through the interior, and you'll reach the popular internet-famous spot. Don't turn back until you hit the south wall. ❹ Check in at the Golden Pavilion at Caishen Wharf. Zoom in a bit, place the person and the building on the dividing lines, and you can easily get a good shot. ❺ This is the Wuyuan logo check-in wall. ❻ On the way to Caishen Wharf, life advice: don't randomly listen to others' advice about the logo wall. · ⭐️ Night shooting spots Under the prosperous fireworks, with fire trees and silver flowers, and the sound of paddles and lanterns. The shooting spots are all around the Golden Pavilion, the best being near Caishen Wharf. Choose a place with fewer people and stand by the lake to shoot. The Golden Pavilion water curtain starts as early as 6:30. For some scenes, you can arrive early to grab a spot! (No one on the internet mentions this time; I specifically called the scenic area to ask.)