New stories in the old buildings of Dongshankou that travel through time

[Wedding] Dongshankou, a neighborhood kissed by time. Red brick walls, sliding doors, Manchurian windows, Roman columns... This is not only the largest existing Republican-era building complex in Guangzhou, but also a "city museum" that blends the old and the new. The mottled walls under the arcades, the literary shops encountered at the corners, the aroma of coffee wafting from the old houses, every step hides a surprise. [House] The Republic of China-style arcade street stretches from Miaoqian Street to Peizheng Road. The continuous Lingnan arcade buildings are the soul of Dongshankou. Walking here, you can see three-story red brick houses with Baroque-style window grilles, arched porches and Chinese-style carved eaves. In the Xinhepu area, there are many century-old European-style villas with mint green exterior walls and cast iron balconies, making you feel as if you are on Wukang Road in Shanghai. Every old building here tells a story about the old and new of Guangzhou.