Live | The Most Exotic Area in My Heart

|The Most Exotic Area in My Heart. Live | The Most Exotic Area in My Heart Shamian, Xinhopu, and Changdi are places I really, really like. Shamian Island exudes a different charm both day and night. The streets of Shamian Island are filled with Western elements such as statues, pavilions, flower beds, wooden chairs, and fountains, and there are more than 150 European-style buildings on the island. Here, you can stroll through the streets and alleys and feel the strong European style. There are also hundreds of ancient trees and famous trees. Pick a good day to come to Shamian, walk around alone, and you can also go to the island at night. When night falls, the lights shine on the buildings, which is a different flavor. Xinhopu Historical and Cultural District: Located in Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, it is the largest existing low-rise courtyard-style modern building complex in Guangzhou, combining Chinese and Western styles. It is listed as the first batch of "Historical and Cultural Protection Areas" in Guangzhou. More than 400 Chinese and Western-style, low-rise courtyard-style red brick villas are located in this district, with rich historical heritage, diverse cultures, and a harmonious living environment. It has the red culture marked by the Memorial Hall of the Third Congress of the Communist Party of China and the overseas Chinese culture represented by the "Five Overseas Chinese Gardens". Changdi: In the 12th year of Guangxu (1886), due to the traffic congestion in Guangzhou, Zhang Zhidong suggested building a road along the river, which was completed by the end of 1912. In 1920, a road was built on the north side, which was the Changdi Avenue, connecting Yanjiang West Road at both ends. There are Guangdong Federation of Trade Unions, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University, Huaxia Department Store, and Da Sanyuan Restaurant.