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A boy with a tricycle (of bread seller) and a large vintage photo of George Town.

I like the view of these senior citizens gathered in front of this old building of Penang.
Do you like the painting on the wall?

The colour and arrangement of the crabs and prawns managed to catch my attention. Very pretty and delicious.

Another sweet smile from this lady and her son.  A simple smile makes my day.

Love the traditional way of selling fruits, mutton, nuts etc.

The guy is pushing a trolley towards Fangcun Pier to catch a ferry. The ferry is the cheapest way of crossing the Pearl river.

A view of Shamian Island.

To Shamian Island, we took a ferry from Fangcun Pier to Huangsha Pier.  An interesting way of crossing the Pearl River.  Fangcun Pier is just in front of the hostel we stayed and the fare of the ferry is RMB0.50 for a foot passenger and RMB1.00 if you bring a bicycle.

Fascinated with the heavy load on these guys. One is cycling and another is pulling the bulky sacks from the front.

They are really amazing. Imagine the journey they have to go through everyday.

Attracted by the colourful posters displayed on the front gate of some shops. Perfect place to take some photos.

The method of selling handmade sesame soup or sesame paste at Shangxiajiu pedestrian street is very interesting. You can watch how they grind and prepare the sesame paste. An effective way to promote business and attract customer.

Really lucky that I managed to capture some photos and video.

These two guys shout and sing and they have great voices. You can find new singing talent here. They shouted in Cantonese and Mandarin. Imagine they have to shout and sing everyday.

“Hand grinding sesame paste is the most delicious…..”. Watch the video here. Sure you will love it.

Are you a fan of smelly bean curd?

Some might afraid to come near to the stall.  Here the kids queued for smelly bean curd after school.

Interesting costume? He is selling traditional snack. You can find him at Shangxiajiu Pedestrian Street, Guangzhou.