Do you love your homeland? Then recycle! I wonder if this encouragement would cause some controversy back in Sweden?
The entrance of the Mausoleum of the Nanyue King. The burial site was discovered in 1983 when excavating for yet another shopping plaza.
This is the jade suit that the Nanyue King was buried in, it is made of thousands of small jade tiles sewn together. This was a custom for the Han dynasty as jade was thought to preserve the body and make the wearer immortal.
Do you know what this is? Pillows! Yes, that's right, porcelain and ceramic pillows that were used some 1000 years ago. Thank god for soft pillows!
The museum also housed an antiquity shop, this Buddha statue was slightly larger than the size of my hand, do you want it in your living room? Well, then you have to pay up 70 000 CNY (81 000 kr)!
Yuexiu Park is probably the most famous park in Guangzhou and a lot of people are strolling around within its 93 hectar.
Within Yuexiu Park there are lots of tiny waterfalls and shaded wood paths.
As well as signs with interesting takes on the English language.
Walking out of the park I found a florist and I wished I could've bought a rose and sent it home to Rebecka.
I finished my day of walking in Guangzhou with a visit to the computer market where I bought some headphones and another laptop cooler.
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