Guang Zhouta, "the top of the world, a tower of the city"

On the second day of May Day, with full expectations, several elders and I came to Guang Zhouta, which is known as "the tallest tower in China and the second tallest tower in the world".

Guangzhou today is shrouded in gauze-like fog, but in recent summer it is as cool as late autumn.

Although Guang Zhouta is not a popular scenic spot, it still brings a lot of popularity through the east wind of May Day. After purchasing tickets and passing the security check, our party was also mixed in the queue and slowly advanced to the elevator.

After entering the elevator, my heart became more excited. After all, the tallest tower in China is full of expectations. The higher you stand, the worse you fall. Reality still slapped me hard. It's really only the height. No one introduced or explained any exhibition hall. The instructions on the sign are simple and rude. There are only high-end restaurants, ferris wheel, roller coaster on the tower, souvenir shop, cinema and so on. In my opinion, there is no meaning of sightseeing, it is all commercial propaganda, full of money, and there is no trace of cultural imprint.

Most of my elders are over 6 years old. I bought tickets for several hundred dollars just to come to the tower to see the city scenery surrounded by fog. At that time, I felt a little embarrassed, and the old people were also uninterested. Soon we all went down to the tower to have dinner together.

"On the top of the world, a tower is a city", which is not worthy of the name.