Haul it in, haul it in! Haul in good fortune and prosperity!

The Shunde saying, "Whatever Shunde people haul in, they prosper," is no joke! Today, we're here to soak up some of that good luck.🥰 Right by Qinghui Garden, in the old streets, there's a famous Shunde fish sashimi restaurant! Its name, "Lao De Shun" (Haul in Prosperity), is quite well-known.😂 The fish sashimi chef's knife skills are also renowned, slicing the sea bass into paper-thin pieces! Tossed with lemongrass, fried taro shreds, and ginger and garlic slices, every chopstick-full is so delicious you won't want to stop.😋😋 🥢Shunde Boneless Fish Soup The highlight! Tender fish meat hides within a rich broth made from fish bones. The collagenous texture coats your lips with satisfaction, leaving you warm and content. 🥢Bite-Sized Fish Sashimi Secretly copying the uncle at the next table: dipping the fish sashimi in salt and fish roe amplifies the umami tenfold! Surprise! When paying, the staff handed me a bag of "lucky rice": "Take it home and make porridge, so you can 'haul it in' every day!" From the second floor, you can overlook the eaves and upturned corners of Qinghui Garden. After your meal, stroll through the gardens – even the double skin milk tastes sweeter afterward. No wonder the locals say, "Coming to Shunde without eating at Lao De Shun is like missing out on the wealth of Lingnan.💰💰!" 📍Check the location tag for the address! Remember to wear red for extra luck in your photos!