Photo guide for the old streets of Chancheng, Foshan! Come to the Zumiao area!

Here's a photo guide for the Zumiao area in the old streets of Chancheng, Foshan: Photo spots in Zumiao Temple • Lingying Archway: The landmark of Zumiao Temple. With its exquisite architecture, you can take photos standing under or near the archway, using it as a backdrop. Use a low angle shot to avoid the crowds and create a sense of atmosphere. • Red Walls of Zumiao Temple: The red wall passages on both sides of the main gate or east gate can create a sense of depth. The corners of the red walls in the temple courtyard are accompanied by green plants, suitable for close-ups. Wearing Hanfu or cheongsam can add a touch of ancient charm. • Jinxiang Pool: There are bronze statues by the pool. You can shoot upwards to avoid the crowds, with Jinxiang Pool in the foreground and the ancient buildings in the background, creating a rich layered image. • Kong Sheng Garden Koi Pond: After entering through the main entrance of Zumiao Temple, turn right and go straight, enter Kong Sheng Garden, walk towards the wishing tree, and shoot downwards at the koi pond through the artificial cave. The photos will turn out better when the sun shines down around 2 or 3 pm. Photo spots in Lingnan Tiandi • Market: There are many unique stalls, and the lights are dazzling at night. There are also large rabbit mascots and other photo spots. You can take photos of people combined with the lively market scenes and unique shop signs. • Jian's Villa: A large Western-style building from the early Republic of China with a unique style. You can take photos of the entire exterior of the villa, or capture architectural details such as doors, windows, and carvings. People can pose on the front steps or by the windows of the villa. • Clock Tower Square: With exquisite architecture, you can take photos of people in the square with the clock tower as the background. You can also use the surrounding streets and green plants as elements in the picture to add layers. Photo spots in surrounding old streets • Kuaizi Road: During Lunar New Year, it becomes "Hui Chun Street." It's best to go around 3 or 4 pm when the light is best. Lower the camera angle to capture the scene of calligraphers writing Lunar New Year couplets. You can also take photos of the red lanterns and spring couplets on the street, which are full of festive atmosphere. • Tianxinli No. 9: The ancient buildings are surrounded by residential buildings, creating a sense of contrast, suitable for taking urban and cultural photos. First, navigate to Tianxinli No. 9, turn left into the alley, and turn right at the end of the alley to see it.