A 5-day photography trip in Lishui, roaming around Lishui in the name of the photography festival

For Stephen Shore, I specifically came to the Lishui Photography Festival, but since I'm here, how can I miss the landscapes of Lishui. So, in the 5 days in Lishui, besides listening to Mr. Shore's lectures and watching his exhibitions, I spent the rest of the time visiting exhibitions and traveling. D1️⃣ Lishui Grand Theater➡️Lishui Art Museum ✅Stephen Shore's special lecture and meeting with photographers ✅ 'The Eternal Now: Stephen Shore Retrospective' D2⃣️ Lishui Photography Museum➡️Lishui Photography Park (Former Oil Pump Factory) ✅Various exhibitions during the photography festival D3️⃣ Guyan Hua Township ✅Guyan Guyan is the Tongji Weir built 1500 years ago, one of the oldest large-scale water conservancy projects in China, and one of the first batch of irrigation project heritage in the world; here are the thousand-year-old water overpass, ancient villages and ancient camphor groups. ✅Hua Township Hua Township is the China Babison Oil Painting Base, and also a nationally renowned sketching base and photography hometown. D4️⃣ Songyang Chenjiapu Village➡️Yangjiatang Village ✅Chenjiapu, the pioneer bookstore on the cliff Art space, cafe, homestay, bookstore... everything related to literature and art is rooted in this cliff-top village, writing new rural stories. ✅Yangjiatang, the ancient village guarded by the couple tree Two ancient camphor trees that grow crosswise stand at the entrance of the village, witnessing the hundreds of years of stories of the ancient village. D5⃣️ Songyang Old Street ✅Songyang Old Street, 'Living Along the River During the Qingming Festival' Being called 'Living Along the River During the Qingming Festival' is somewhat exaggerated, but the South Straight Street at the south gate of Songyang town is indeed living, or half living, half performing.