Hello, my friend.

First of all, you can only have one picture in an answer.

Secondly, it's unrealistic for every shop to take pictures. After all, everyone has their own business and can't spend so much effort.

Some of Shantou's shop names are based on dialects.

For example, the "tea tray guy" who sells tea sets is on Changping Road. So it sells Hong Kong goods, just like Meijia.

"Shuang Ke", I don't know who is the copycat compared with "Fan Ke", but I forget which one first settled in Shantou ...

"Gourmet", a friend's grilled fish shop, has now been changed into goose intestines, just to mention.

"Xian Jiao" actually sells shoes. Or a clothing store.

"The Romance of the Shirt Country" is known to all the people in the world.

There are still many idioms, or the names of shops with nouns changed, which I can't remember at the moment ...

(Actually, according to the regulations of the industrial and commercial departments, it is against the work regulations of language and writing to change idioms as the names of shops without authorization, because it is easy to mislead children and confuse people's minds)

" Actually, he sells shaved ice drinks ... purely mentioning ...

"Baidu barbecue", well, people are looking for him for thousands of Baidu, but that person is in a dim light. It's very poetic and purely mentioning.

"I fell in love with you", well, I forgot where I saw it.

"Steamed delicious" is actually selling steamed rice = There are several low-end teahouses with the same name), Lu Yu (this person is tea fairy, as the name implies, this is the name of the shop used for teahouse), Cai Zhilin (drugstore), eye makeup (optical shop), Xueyou (boutique), friends (fake Xueyou's--) ... and so on, and so on, many. < P > There are still some puzzling, I don't know what. For example, BEST (a bar for drinking fresh beer)

I don't know what kind of shops you need, so that everyone can concentrate on sorting out.

I hope I can help you.

Give me some points for your hard work, brother. ...........