What's your impression of the south when you first came to Guangzhou?

When I first met Guangzhou, I still had great expectations for it. I think it is not only one of the most developed cities in China, but also the gateway city of foreign trade in the south of the motherland and the capital of the Millennium? Therefore, what happens here will be a colorful cultural blend, a history of more than 2,000 years, and prosperity under the aura of Beishangguang.

When I first faced the southern sky, my first impression was that the sky in Guangzhou was transparent and the sunshine came more directly.

The weather in Guangzhou, as they say, the rain came off guard and went quietly. Even if it's sunny, rain flowers may come soon. I have been in Guangzhou for a few days, and I haven't seen much heavy rain. Scattered, dripping, harmless. Umbrella? No umbrella? No pain!

It may also be the first time to come to Guangzhou, and I have never seen the power of rain in the south. But the white clouds piled up in the sky really tell me how sunny the south is. Even on rainy days, the sky is still transparent, blue and fresh. I told my colleagues that the greening in Guangzhou is really good. He smiled and pointed to a big tree beside him. If it is in John Wan, our hometown, such a big tree will take deep roots, but Guangzhou is different. They can absorb nutrients and don't need deep roots, so most of them are shallow.

But I am moved by such wide roads and dense green belts in the city. They are not tall and straight, but lush, providing a huge natural sunshade for overpasses and sidewalks, and finding a natural barrier among high-rise buildings. They grow endlessly and extend to the depths of the city with streets and crowds.

On the way to the company at noon, it was sunny, and its light and heat reached me fiercely and directly, sticking to my red shirt. If there were not too many shadows, I wouldn't believe the temperature indication conveyed by numbers.

Even if the trees are full of trees, there are no bugs at night. They won't cling to the dim light under the tree, and they won't crawl on the spider web between the trees. I began to believe that the scene of harmonious coexistence between cities and forests exists, not imaginary. There will always be trees in the street, and even green plants will climb up on the overpass, except for the sunny middle section, but this section alone has made people lose their pace.

With some expectation for Guangzhou, one evening we came to the bank of the Pearl River. When we swarmed out from under the huge building, we looked up and looked around for the charming one by the river? Small waist? Guang Zhouta. Looking up and looking around, there were many tall buildings, and suddenly we found that we were already under it. The steel tower is coated with silver. I didn't find it attractive at first, but I waited patiently and longed for the lights to come on.