1. Go to the club. It is an urban village under the jurisdiction of Tangxia Street, Tianhe District, Guangzhou. Near the north gate of Xitianhe Park, South Zhongshan Avenue. 2. Beggar. It is a provincial key industrial town. It covers an area of 131 square kilometers and has a population of 91,300, including 30,000 migrant workers. 3. Chepi. In the eastern suburbs of Guangzhou, between Zhongshan Avenue and Huangpu Avenue. Originally Dongpu Town, it now belongs to Tianhe District. 4. Tianhe. Guangzhou municipal district, located in the east of Guangzhou city, Guangdong province, east to Yushu Jianfengling and Jishan Shishan. 5. Yang Ji. It is a station of Guangzhou Metro Line 1, which was opened in 1999. It is an underground station with island platform. 6. Liede Village. It is an administrative village under Tianhe District Street, Guangzhou, located in the south of Zhujiang New Town, with the Pearl River in the south. 7. Tan Village. Located at the entrance of Yiheng Road, Zhongyuan Village, Huangpu Avenue, Guangzhou. It is divided into east, south, west and north streets of Tancun. In 2007, the resident population was about 30,000. In early 2007, Guangzhou listed Tan Village as one of the first urban villages to be rebuilt. 8. Shipaiqiao Village. Guangzhou is the most famous village in the city, located in the middle of the prosperous Tianhe District. 9. Pazhou Village. It is an administrative village under Pazhou Street, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, located at the southern end of Haizhu District. It was built in the Ming Dynasty and now has about 2,500 villagers. 10. Xiancun. Located in the south of Tianhe District, it starts from South China Expressway in the east, depends on Yuancun Street, reaches Huacheng Avenue in the south, and connects with Liede Street. By 2020, the resident population will be 58,550.