Red Tower

The old building located in the sand face of the old concession in Guangzhou belongs to the seafarers' club under the former Qing Dynasty Guangdong Customs. The Guangdong Customs is the Qing government but is controlled by foreigners, which is also the history of Qiba. Because the red bricks of Qingshui are built, it is also called the red building.

We took Metro Line 1 to Huangsha Station to start today's European trip - sand surface. The sand surface is surrounded by water and is connected by four bridges. There are more than 150 European-style buildings on Shamian Island, of which 42 are prominent new Baroque, Gothic, Coupon Gallery, Neo-Classical and Chinese and Western style buildings, making it the most exotic European complex in Guangzhou. Unfortunately, it rained heavily and affected the photo. Shamian Island in the rain has a layer of beauty, and there is also a primary school here, which is catching up with students. I envy these children, and I can see so many beautiful buildings every day. And Shamian Elementary School itself is a beautiful building, considered eclectic architecture, also known as the New Baroque. It is like a large European garden full of small castles, and the path between each building is surrounded by flowers and grass and towering trees, and there are many interesting sculptures from time to time. It is not a pedestrian street, but only the outer streets can be opened to traffic. The big trees here are basically ancient banyan trees for more than 100 years, with lush branches, vibrant, shaded sun, and the air in the rain is also particularly fresh. Buildings 2-6, Shamian Street, commonly known as the Red Building, were originally the Customs Foreigners' Chinese Club. Three floors high, red brick masonry, spire lofts built to the south and north, imitating 19th century British Romantic architecture. This building is the most famous building in the sand, and we navigated to find it.

Is this red building where I live? I like it. It feels like a private residence. Atmospheric, magnificent, and tasted old.

Red brick building, three floors high, towering conical towers at both ends of the east and west, with French-style arc balconies, with a strong French rural Seburg style. The spire lofts are built to the south and north, imitating the 19th century British Romantic style.

Located on the historic island of Shamian, a traditional British-style building, it is now a restaurant that attracts many people to take pictures.