Any advice for beginners of photography?

The others mentioned here mainly refer to the vast number of photographers in China. I don't want to belittle my compatriots too much, but in fact, China photography is basically kitsch in my eyes.

Foreigners often wonder why people in China always like to photograph that pile of shiny meat. No foreign photographer has this method. The same is true for shooting MM, no matter what temperament the other person is, they all like to blur easily for the sake of being bright and clear.

Last time I saw a group of photographers and MM taking photos at Shanghai South Railway Station in POCO. Shanghai South Railway Station was jointly designed by French National Railway Administration and China. This is a good new building in Shanghai, but it is blurred by them. What makes me even more unbearable is that they can still press the shutter for such an ugly mm.

No wonder some people commented that China's photography as a whole was kitsch and aestheticism. China photography is not popular with maverick, but it is popular with a bunch of men who go to which hill to shoot which tree with more than ten kilograms of equipment, and go to which park to shoot which MM with long guns and short guns, and then flatter each other and compare equipment. Speaking of creative work, we have to run to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. When it comes to artistic work, we want MM to take off her clothes for body art. When it comes to seriousness, we like to drill around in the most remote rural areas and migrant workers' sheds.

Excuse me, have you really photographed the city where you live, the street you pass every day, the home where you live every day, and the grass within ten steps?