[A magical streetscape that folds time and space: a dialogue between the old and the new on Guia Street]

#MacauAttractions If there is a real footnote to the classic picture of "Grand Lisboa piercing through the skyline of the old city" captured by the National Geographic camera, it must be the winding steep slope of Guia Street. This street, known as the "real version of cyberpunk", connects magic and daily life with its amazing slope - mottled tenement buildings lean against the Portuguese gravel road, neon signs spread like blood vessels in the gaps between buildings, and the giant casino golden tower rises from the century-old window grilles, as if the cracks in parallel time and space have been materialized here. In the early morning, I followed the old lady who was buying groceries to walk on the wet granite road, and the aroma of pork chop buns wafted from the tea restaurant on the corner; after nightfall, the blues-themed streets turned into a science fiction set, with square windows of residential buildings and neon light tracks interweaving on the slope, and clanging delivery tricycles passing through the surreal composition. Going up the slope, you will unexpectedly come across the white walls and green shadow of the Guia Lighthouse. The 17th century navigation coordinates are gazing at the bizarreness of the 21st century. Tips: The classic camera position is at the intersection of Luoxianxin Street. It is recommended to bring a wide-angle lens to capture the magical moment at dusk. After taking the photos, you can go to Songshan Cable Car to overlook the time and space folds of this city from the air.