My friends said I made Guilin look like a fairyland.

Guilin is indeed a must-visit destination recommended by National Geographic. The scenery alone is a testament to the beauty of traditional Chinese aesthetics. Although it was mostly cloudy and rainy during my visit, I was still able to capture the beauty of the "best landscape under heaven" as described by ancient people. P1: Aerial view of Guilin City. There are many small hills in Guilin City, which look even more dreamy when adorned with the sunset glow and mist. P2: Golden Dragon Parade on Yulong River. It is held during traditional holidays. It is recommended to ride an electric bike to watch it as the traffic can be heavy. P3: Xianggong Mountain in blue. Although I didn't get to see the sunrise due to the cloudy weather, the clouds and mist made up for it. P4: Fishing fire on Li River. The old man is a professional actor. P5: Longji Rice Terraces. It's really refreshing and a great place to enjoy nature. P6: Yulong River at dusk. P7: Tianxin Bridge, a lesser-known attraction in Guilin. There is a large paddy field. P8: Sun and Moon Twin Pagodas. P9: Chuanshan Park, a lesser-known park in the city for taking photos.