A lady from Hangzhou has taken millions of photos during her ten years of travelling. Why do she like taking photos so much?

It is said that 60 years old is the age to enjoy your old age. You should not dance square dance at home, take care of your children, and live a leisure life. However, there is a 60-year-old eldest sister in Hangzhou holding a He has a camera and takes pictures wherever he goes. He loves photography and is either on the road to photography or on the road to photography. This Hangzhou eldest sister who rides the wind and waves is called Zhang Hongxia. She is 63 years old this year. In 10 years, she has taken millions of photos. His actions were not only envied by many netizens, but also praised and admired by many of his peers.

63-year-old Zhang Hongxia is a traveling photographer who now lives in Hangzhou. While her peers take their children to dance square dances at home, she has become a traveling photographer and has taken millions of photos in ten years. Last year, when the epidemic was not over, she couldn't rest anymore, so she fell in love with overseas shopping and followed the trend. She also joined the overseas shopping membership group and taught photography to her peers. She often organizes groups of friends to put down their children and go to the West Lake to collect scenery. In the future, she wants to find a like-minded old friend who can travel the world in one mirror and continue to ride the waves.

So why do so many people like photography and taking pictures? What are the benefits of taking photos? First, indulging in your favorite hobbies will make people energetic and youthful.

First of all, I think that if a person works hard and persists in doing something he likes, then this person will definitely become very energetic. In fact, just like Sister Zhang, she likes to take pictures, so photography is her second life. A person who is addicted to something or something he likes must be happy and passionate. Second, photography can record life and every detail.

With the continuous advancement of social science and technology, the era of intelligence has arrived. In the past, I had to use pen and paper to record things around me. Now I have high-tech products such as mobile phones and computers. In the past, portraits were used to record, but now as long as you press the shutter button, you can capture the moment in front of the camera and record your life.

More and more people are joining the photography industry, some even. They make a living through photography. Although the conditions are sometimes difficult, they still have the duty to capture the images unremittingly. This is what we love.