GE-GUANGZHOU#DAY 3

In the morning we still took the subway to the next trip - the Guangdong Museum. On the way we passed a lot of art centers. We also saw the famous Guangdong tower. The main exhibition of Guangdong museum is history, culture, art and nature. The roof of the museum is designed to empty glass. The natural light is strewn down by the top skylight. Fortunately, the museum is exhibiting the exhibition of Mucha. Mucha is the Czech painter. Mucha works depict the Japanese woodblock of absorption shape and contour elegant and beautiful color, Byzantine art and geometric decorative effect, and depict the Baroque, Rococo art meticulous and sensual. His painting at one glance attracted me. Finally, I bought a postcard collection. After visiting mucha. I also went to the sculpture exhibition area and Chinese green flower porcelain exhibition area.

After the lunch break, we went to the Redtory. Traffic is not so convenient, after the subway. We walked a long way. See the Guangzhou countryside. Have many local snacks and stores. Redtory is a former Guangzhou canned food factory; the whole park is also quite large. There are many red brick buildings in the factory. All kinds of exhibitions are held in it. The art district has attracted famous industries such as galleries, design studios, art exhibition rooms, artist studios, media, academic bases, art institutions, fashion shops, specialty restaurants and coffee shops. I took a lot of pictures in it. I went to a very interesting bookstore. There were a lot of creative products and foreign magazines. I found that Guangzhou was also a very artistic city.

In the evening, we went shang xia jiu street. It is one of the three most prosperous commercial centers in Guangzhou. It is a commercial pedestrian street. There is a paper wholesale market, professional sewing machine market, cloth market, and Chinese herbal medicine market, gold and silver jewelry and furniture street. Singapore and Hongkong colonized it. So many colonial buildings or retain the Singapore and Hongkong style. The landmark building stretches kilometers of Arcade Street. I tried a lot of local food. What impressed me most was that there was a street with six New balance. But it was all fake. This street was full of counterfeit products.

PHOTO BY MICHELLE/WELLA