A thrilling day, I was at Jiangmen Thirty-three Ruins Street

Jiangmen Thirty-three Ruins Street, the heat has passed, it seems cold and clear. In the block, it feels like the 80s and 90s when you take pictures. Standing there, watching the crowds, the traffic, and the ubiquitous drama photos, will indeed make you involuntarily put yourself into that era full of opportunities, and then generate an inexplicable excitement. But what I love more is the worldly fireworks separated by a wall from the hustle and bustle, the various old-fashioned residences that are brilliant with a horn given by the mottled years, the skirts fluttering in the sun, the happy napping cats and dogs, the children chasing and playing happily, the neighbors chatting about their daily life, and the steaming snack stalls. Having seen too many cities filled with monotonous reinforced concrete cold high-rise buildings, the plain and friendly fireworks that Jiangmen retains seem particularly precious. It's a pity that only half a day is not enough to explore her soul. It is both regret and concern. I also checked in for everyone the special tangerine wish of the Vietnamese coffee shop, the limited Zhi Zhi Mandarina Pu'er light milk tea of the founding shop of Xicha, and the mung bean cake of the ruins street, all worth a try. Of course, Jiangmen is not only Thirty-three Ruins Street, but also the beautiful and free East Lake Park. It's very suitable for relaxing and breathing, you can sit and watch the sunrise and sunset with friends or parents. Jiangmen·Guangdong