Walking in Guangzhou at night-traveling in the Pearl River at night

The lights are on, and the night is long. Eat drink man woman, the city, has unloaded the "burden" of work and enjoyed the life at night. Debauchery and drunkenness are probably just words to describe it.

It is a temporary interest to visit the Pearl River at night. Tickets booked by the same journey are reserved on the second floor, which makes it more convenient to enjoy the scenery of the river bank.

If you see rolling rivers and mud during the day, you probably won't have much interest in playing. Night is a good cover color, which drowns the original color in the boundless darkness.

The neon lights on both sides of the Pearl River make the river colorful, and the high-rise buildings in the night are more charming under the ornament of neon lights.

We booked a ticket for 9 pm. After dinner, the two set out from the store in no hurry and took the subway to Guangzhou Tower Station. there is still a lot of time. Before we went to the ticket booth to exchange paper tickets, we strolled around Xiaoman waist.

There are many people, and there are long queues. Basically, they are not married with children, or in pairs. There are not many people, but it seems a bit abrupt.

Waiting is probably a boring thing, but fortunately, there is a companion around, someone to chat with and "kill" time. I tell you: you are responsible for smiling, and I am responsible for taking pictures! Hold your mobile phone and let you pose for a photo.

I said I would record every happy moment with photos, and then write down every place we walked in words. When I am old, I will look back and recall "that year".

Time passed quickly, and soon I was on our cruise ship. I found a seat according to the tips on the ticket, and the staff sent two bottles of drinks and two snacks.

Looking at the scenery on both sides of the Pearl River quietly, there is less noise, more quiet and quieter against the light. Guang Zhouta, IFC International Financial Center, Liede Bridge, Haixinsha, Jiangwan Bridge, etc. In this long night, they all show another kind of beauty that combines rigidity and softness to the extreme.

The ship sailed in the middle of the river, and Shilihua Street was brightly lit. The cool breeze blows gently, and the bright moon hangs high, which is especially bright in the boundless night. There are countless beautiful scenery, historical sites and characteristic buildings on both sides of the strait.

The lights are dim, and the flashy world is like passing clouds, surging rivers and undercurrents. The broadcast on the ship has been telling the historical development of the two sides. Everyone on the boat is taking pictures with their mobile phones and cameras, and all this has been repeated.

Xu Lai, a cool breeze, all smiles and smiles were blown away by the wind, and the prosperity of the city faded. Only in this boundless night, it has become a landscape in everyone's heart.

The photographer on board is taking pictures of American tourists on board. The background of the photo is colorful Guang Zhouta, coming and going, bustling.

The night tour of the Pearl River didn't last long, and it took us more than an hour to go back and forth. During this one-hour period, we saw the Thirteen Lines that once dominated China's foreign trade, walked through the Shamian Building Complex that brought together architectural styles from all over the world, and walked through the Sun Yat-sen University where students gathered. ...

It's like going back in time, looking at the scenery along the Pearl River, feeling the historical changes in Guangzhou, and looking at the future from the past to the present, and all this is under our noses, with the bright moon in the sky and thousands of lights. We walked hand in hand on the deck and felt the endless scenery.

Listening to the announcement on the radio that the ship was going to dock, I took photos from the service area of the ship and waited for the ship to dock slowly on the first floor.

The ship docked firmly at the dock, and we left in a hurry as if we had never been there. Only those photos confirm that we have been there. ...