Kingdom Guangzhou is a plant kingdom, a collection of tropical and subtropical plant species.

Its huge trunk is straight and tall, its broad leaves are swaying in various shapes, and it has a strong southern style.

Common plants include Guangzhou trees, such as red cotton tree, metasequoia, ginkgo, banyan tree, plane tree, white orchid tree, bauhinia, jasmine, Milan, hibiscus, oleander, chrysanthemum, peony, cockscomb, rose, narcissus, dahlia,

Orchids, smiles, camellias, azaleas, peach blossoms, plum blossoms, frangipani and other flowers.

In recent years, good places to view plants in Guangzhou include the South China Botanical Garden, Orchid Garden, Xiyuan Bonsai House, Yuntai Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yuexiu Park, and Cultural Garden. There are chrysanthemum exhibitions every spring and autumn.

In addition, Guangzhou also has an annual Spring Festival Flower Market, displaying various flowers and plants, attracting many citizens and tourists.

The hibiscus forest in the outer suburbs is lush and lush; Conghua Forest Park is beautiful, fresh and pleasant; Panyu's Lotus Mountain is unique and extraordinary. In addition, several trees are planted on both sides of old roads such as Huifu Road, Panfu Road, and Binjiang Road.

Ancient banyan trees that are ten or even hundreds of years old are like giant umbrellas holding up the sky.

When the sun shines through, the mottled tree shadows on the road flutter in the wind, making people daydream. Guangzhou, the hometown of Cantonese cuisine, is famous for its delicious food.

A foreigner once wrote in his travel notes: Guangzhou cuisine is the representative of Cantonese cuisine. It uses a wide range of materials and precious ingredients. It is clear, fresh, refreshing, smooth, tender, crisp, visual, and diverse.

In addition, it combines the strengths of other cuisines, such as Kyoto bone and fried eel back with shrimp, which are created by absorbing the taste of Beijing cuisine.

The steamed beef and fish-flavored chicken balls are mainly Sichuan cuisine; the wicker fish and Dongpo pork are the taste of Zhejiang cuisine; the famous Lingnan Taiye chicken is the taste of Anhui cuisine; there are also Western-style sauce pork chops, tomato sauce steak, etc.

They are all transplanted from Western food. In addition, Guangzhou people like to drink morning tea, afternoon tea, and evening tea. In addition to tea, they also have snacks.

There are more than 1,000 kinds of Cantonese dim sum, the most in the country.

Exquisitely made, salty yet sweet, the Cantonese-style mooncakes are the most famous.

Late-night snacks are also a life custom of Guangzhou people, so many night market food streets and various teahouses and night market cafes in hotels have formed in the city.

Tasting various delicacies in Guangzhou is the best way to appreciate the daily life of Guangzhou people.

Guangzhou, a shopping paradise, is adjacent to Hong Kong and Macao. It is a city with strong commercial awareness, with many shopping malls and prosperous markets.

The Canton Fair held twice a year increases the business atmosphere.

For tourists, Guangzhou is a true shopping paradise.

Famous comprehensive shopping malls include Teem Plaza, China Plaza, etc.

In major hotels such as Guangzhou International Tower, you can find a wide variety of world-famous brands with fashionable designs everywhere.

There are many shops on the streets of Guangzhou, such as jewelry, clothing, non-staple food, souvenirs, etc.

In the bustling commercial street, there are many famous brand stores.

Wandering on the streets, various products will add endless fun to your travel life.

There are eight custom streets in Guangzhou.

In addition to the famous Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street and Beijing Road Commercial Pedestrian Street, tourists can also take a walk in other nearby streets, such as Gaodi Street Commodity Street, Wende Road Cultural Street, Hualin Temple Jade Street, and Danan Road Fangshu Street Goldfish Aquarium Street

.Guangzhou, the capital of cultural exchange, was the starting point of China’s Maritime Silk Road in ancient times, and its foreign exchange activities were very active.

Various cultural exchanges make Guangzhou an international tourist city.

In 1996, the Nanyue King Tomb Museum went to Japan to hold an exhibition of treasures of the Chinese Nanyue King. It lasted 119 days in Tokyo, Kyoto, Aomori and other places, and attracted nearly 100,000 visitors.

This is the largest and longest overseas cultural relics exhibition in Guangzhou.

The acrobatic "Trampoline Drilling Circle" won the gold medal at the 5th Belgian International Acrobatic Competition.

Guangzhou also successfully hosted the 7th China Tourism Art Festival and Guangdong Happy Festival, the 4th Yangcheng Art Expo Month, the Yangcheng International Cantonese Opera Festival, the Guangzhou International Art Expo, and the Kang Youwei International Calligraphy Seminar. At the same time, Guangzhou also received visiting

Overseas teams organize art exhibitions, photography exhibitions and theatrical performances to allow citizens to directly appreciate foreign culture and art at a higher level.

In 1996, Guangzhou successfully hosted the second Asia-Pacific Cities Summit.

All these activities add to Guangzhou's charm as a tourist city.

Currently, Guangzhou has become a formal member city of the World Metropolitan Association.

Guangzhou, the famous hometown of overseas Chinese, is China’s famous hometown of overseas Chinese and the city with the largest number of overseas Chinese.

Guangzhou has a long history of immigrating overseas.

With the development of transportation and trade between China and foreign countries, the footprints of Guangzhou people spread all over the world very early and settled down to become overseas Chinese.

Data show that after the Tang Dynasty, more and more people from Guangzhou immigrated abroad.

In the middle of Kangxi period, the maritime ban was opened, and more people went abroad to make a living.

In modern times, Guangzhou experienced an immigration boom.

The vast number of overseas Chinese have a long tradition of patriotism and hometown love, and have made indelible contributions to their motherland and hometown.

First, they enthusiastically support and actively participate in the revolutionary movement of the motherland and all patriotic activities.

Throughout the period of the old democratic revolution and the new democratic revolution, from the democratic revolutionary movement led by Sun Yat-sen to the Anti-Japanese War, the People's Liberation War and all anti-imperialist and anti-feudal patriotic democratic movements, the vast number of patriotic overseas Chinese were almost everywhere, and many of them went bankrupt,

Overcoming obstacles and fighting bloody battles.

The second is to actively invest in the establishment of modern industrial enterprises, which kicked off the establishment of national capital enterprises in Guangzhou.

In 1860, a Peruvian overseas Chinese named Li founded the Wanlong Bank Export Bank in Guangzhou. This was the first investment by an overseas Chinese.

In 1872, Chen Qiyuan, an overseas Chinese from Nanyang, founded China's first machine reeling factory in Nanhai.

Then, overseas Chinese living in the United States founded the first electric lighting company in Guangzhou.