Lingnan World Review

By the side of the ancestral temple, it has become a new landmark in Foshan. Many cities often attach new life to old houses by means of old house renovation. This is true of Shikumen in Shanghai and the wide and narrow lanes in Chengdu. But Lingnan Tiandi keeps old houses very well, and the coexistence of historic sites and business circles amazes me. In addition to the shops that have eaten and drank happily, Foshan (the four ancient ceramic towns in China) has the longest history of pottery culture and cake-making culture, which have been introduced into the business circle. It is really an intentional business. Beyond the old districts of other cities. Two months ago, after visiting the South Tiandi of Foshan Mountains, I still have endless ideas. My impression of the so-called ancient towns, cultural relics protection units, national X-star tourist area or cultural park in mainland China is the synonym of maximization of commerce, homogenization of commodities and lack of culture in services. Seeing Foshan's creation of this place, I finally changed my concept of preservation, transformation, interactive display of historical and cultural evolution, and the inheritance and commercialization of traditional arts and crafts in mainland China. In the architecture of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, grey brick walls and glazed tiles give rise to many imaginary spaces and feelings of nostalgia. Friends who come to Guangdong or Guangzhou should come here to experience Lingnan Lane, delicacies, pottery culture and leisurely shopping taste blocks. Guide to weeding: Zumiao Station of Guangfo Line of Foshan Metro, Guangzhou.