Guangzhou— A city where modernity and tradition coexist

Guangzhou, a southern pearl with over two thousand years of history, is rich in Lingnan culture. If time is an artisan, then Guangzhou is his meticulously crafted masterpiece. Here, the Pearl River flows gently, witnessing the changes from the Qin and Han dynasties to modern times; the bustling Tianhe District coexists with the historic Liwan District, weaving a tapestry of modernity and tradition.

Beneath Baiyun Mountain, with its swirling mists, it feels like a beautiful landscape painting has been created. On Yuexiu Mountain, shaded by lush trees, the Five Rams Stone Sculpture quietly tells the city's legends. Strolling through Shangxiajiu Road, the old buildings seem to narrate the stories of bygone days, while the lively night markets reflect the vibrant spirit of the city.

Guangzhou is not just an economic center but a melting pot of culture. Whether it's the international exhibition center in Pazhou or the art districts along the river, the city's openness and inclusiveness are on full display. The unique Lingnan architecture, exquisite Cantonese cuisine, and the melodious Cantonese opera all convey the city's distinctive charm. When the lights of Zhujiang New Town shine brightly, their reflections in the river mirror the symphony of the future and the past. Guangzhou, a city where history and the future converge, always makes you feel its depth and warmth in unexpected moments.