Guangzhou, a city, is tolerant, messy and colorful, but it is hard to sum it up in a word. Sometimes she looks like an old man, sometimes she looks like an open and avant-garde cool girl, sometimes she looks like a young woman in literature and art, and sometimes she looks like a beggar in rags … These characteristics are sometimes independent of each other, and sometimes they are mixed with each other. In the old towns of Yuexiu Liwan, walking through mottled white arcades, passing through old alleys, eating refreshments and listening to Cantonese surround sound, you will truly feel that old Guangzhou is really an old man who will enjoy life. At the same time, it also reminds me: outsiders, look at what Lingnan culture is. Sometimes, when a person walks on the sand surface and at the mouth of Dongshankou, the light and shadow of many-hued are shed by the sun, and he can feel how quiet this time is. And back to Tianhe, back to the hustle and bustle, with colorful night scenes, tall buildings, all kinds of luxury goods, and more roadside stalls. During the day, there is always a crowded commotion in the bus and subway. Under normal circumstances, people are silent and bear it silently, because after all, every day, occasionally a manic person shouts and quarrels, and the people next to him have no time to distinguish right from wrong, just want to return to silence. From 6: 00 to 10: 00 in the evening, there will be crowds. Those people came from all directions in Guangzhou and returned to all directions at night. Once I took my friend to Huangpu to see the Whampoa Military Academy. Because the location is too far away, I seldom go there. I was so impressed by the past that I saw the local fishing village in addition to my respect for Huangpu Military Academy and my nostalgia for history. Wooden huts are spread out on both sides of the street, the whole color is dim, and the huts are relatively dilapidated. Most of the doors are tightly closed. At first glance, there are few residents. The hotel owner said that this used to be a fishing village, but now they are basically going out to work. This village seems to be forgotten, and it is very quiet. And this side is actually a part of Guangzhou. Look at those emerging communities, which are the residences of new Guangzhou people. It is incompatible with the excitement of Tianhe and the dignity of Yuexiu, but it still exists through some connection. These incompatible features, like a Manchu-Chinese banquet in front of you, you don&;t care whether they are compatible or not, but you know that you can get what you want. Feel the culture by looking at those old buildings, feel the tranquility by walking on Ersha Island, feel the crowds and harmony, go to Zhengjia and taikoo hui to see the exquisite goods, and if you want to play, go to Haizhu Park and Panyu Playground. Occasionally, you can see people running in a high-end gym. When you look up, you can see three or five groups of student parties arm in arm. Sometimes you can listen to one or two black people talking in Cantonese. Sometimes the migrant workers next to you fall asleep on the subway … I really can&;t tell what kind of city Guangzhou is. The culture is at that end, people are at this end, and restaurants and restaurants are all over the street. Everyone has their own thoughts. No communication, no quarrel, and each other is well.