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Guangzhou, China.

It was on a Saturday I think...I went to the "Tianhe" area of Guangzhou where there are big skyscrapers, tall hotels, shops, underground markets, and basically a lot to see and go around and do. I went around sunset time and walked for ages. The roads were so huge that you had to cross them underground. I think that's actually normal for China in general...crossing the roads in China is actually ASKING for a deathwish...

Anyhow I didn't see much of this particular part in the picture, because I wanted to quickly get the train home (it would have taken me another like hour to go to Foshan, where I actually was "living"), but this area was quite nice. I bought one or two items from a phone accessories saleswoman from her cart. She was quite nice.

The neon lights remind me of Korea and the night markets at like 3 am. Asia is weird, but cool-weird.

Editing - darkened with contrast, and played around with the colours to make them "pop". I wanted to make sure that as many of the Chinese characters would stand out as possible.

*Own Work*

Description
Guangzhou, China.

It was on a Saturday I think...I went to the "Tianhe" area of Guangzhou where there are big skyscrapers, tall hotels, shops, underground markets, and basically a lot to see and go around and do. I went around sunset time and walked for ages. The roads were so huge that you had to cross them underground. I think that's actually normal for China in general...crossing the roads in China is actually ASKING for a deathwish...

Anyhow I didn't see much of this particular part in the picture, because I wanted to quickly get the train home (it would have taken me another like hour to go to Foshan, where I actually was "living"), but this area was quite nice. I bought one or two items from a phone accessories saleswoman from her cart. She was quite nice.

The neon lights remind me of Korea and the night markets at like 3 am. Asia is weird, but cool-weird.

Editing - darkened with contrast, and played around with the colours to make them "pop". I wanted to make sure that as many of the Chinese characters would stand out as possible.

*Own Work*