Lijiang? Dali? No no, this is Shenzhen!!

Unexpected little surprises, the previously researched 'Shangwei Village' was a letdown, casually opened the navigation to see what else nearby could be 'artistic', Guanlan Ancient Market and the Printmaking Village are about the same distance, I've been to the Printmaking Village many times, but never had Guanlan Ancient Market in my sights, alright, let's go take a look. 🚉Transportation strategy: Directly navigate to Guanlan Ancient Market, follow along Guanlan River for quite a distance, passing the main entrance of the ancient market 'Maibu Street', there's a large road sign directing to the parking lot, after all, it's not a very popular spot, parking is quite relaxed, very good. 👍Most recommended: The ancient market is mainly two or three streets, not big, but it still has an artistic vibe, several main photo spots are quite nice, the national trend style of the coffee shop atmosphere is well created, and the coffee is also good, worth a visit. The entrance of the bookstore next door is also very comfortable, and the beauty on the wall opposite is basically photographed by everyone who passes by. 🌟Highlights and features: Just drinking coffee, casually snapping photos with my phone, a few handsome men and beautiful women in ethnic costumes walked down the street, I thought to myself, wearing this and taking photos would really give off a Yunnan-Guizhou vibe. After sitting enough and waiting for the sun to be less intense, I walked up the street and realized that there really was a bit of 'Maibu Street' legacy, the largest shops on the street are all ethnic clothing stores, you can buy, rent, or get makeup for photos, so that's how it is! If I had come earlier, maybe I would have dressed up and pretended to be in Lijiang .