Because of street shooting, Taikooli in Chengdu has been paid attention to again these two days, but this time the related topic is the word "ban".
From Sanlitun, Beijing to Shanghai New World, and then to Yintai, Hangzhou Lake, Taiguli Street in Chengdu ranks among the top three in China for its strangeness and diversity.
It once rushed out of the internet, shocked Tiktok and attracted 365,438+million Twitter users to watch. The title of the post is "Fashion Show on the Streets of China at Any Time".
How lively it was, when it fell, it was lonely. How strict is this ban on filming?
Some video bloggers were almost rushed to the exit of the business circle when shooting, and even the security guards themselves bluntly said: the main goal is street shooting.
At present, in Taikooli block, signs prohibiting filming can be seen everywhere at the entrance. "The old mage is obviously not as good as before."
Tragically beaten Taikooli Street Shooting:
Speaking of the changing situation of street shooting in Taikooli, Chengdu, I have to mention that it is all online this summer.
In a video posted by a Twitter blogger, the most famous business district in Chengdu is crowded with fashionistas.
Occasionally, they stop, or smile, or glance coldly. From the east to the west, the great leap in dressing style shocked me, who lived in Chengdu for 6 years.
There are big brothers and sisters in black Chinese tunic suits rushing to worship the pier.