Chongqing Street Photography: Conquering Chongqing, Sci-Fi Vibes, and the Chongqing Circle

Just finished a day's itinerary in Chongqing, and I have to say, it's perfect for street photography. Route: Guanyinqiao - Socialist College - Longmenhao Old Street - Nanbin Road - Liangjiang No.1 See Guanyinqiao during the day, then have hotpot. The rest are night scenes. [One] For Guanyinqiao's photo spots, just stick to the standard ones. If you want to take photos of people, I suggest paying for a photographer. There are photographers at almost every scenic spot. As a socially awkward tourist, I wouldn't dare to compete for space. [Two] The Socialist College was a completely unexpected gem. It's an uphill road, initially unremarkable, but then the entire nightscape suddenly unfolds before you. Across the way is the Dongshuimen Bridge. From this vantage point, Chongqing has a distinct sci-fi feel. [Three] The Liangjiang No.1 circle is directly opposite Raffles City. There's a circular viewing area by the road that perfectly frames Raffles City. It's worth seeing whether it's lit up, at night, or with the lights off. Tips: [One] If you really want to take portraits and photos of Newspaper Street in Guanyinqiao yourself, I recommend going during the day when there will be some free space. [Two] Raffles City's lights go off at 10:30 pm. If you miss it, you'll only be able to capture the scattered starlight. At the end of the day, in addition to the photos, I also gained sore legs...