Has anything strange happened in Liwan Square before?

There are eight coffins in Liwan Square, which is a household name in Guangzhou. What's even more amazing is that the coffin is worn out, but the wooden nails on it are brand new, and the light can shine on people (I don't know what wood it is made of! ) and engraved with strange patterns. It is said that there is a yellow symbol on the coffin, but it has not been confirmed.

Liwan Square is a gossip from the air. Some people say it is used to suppress evil spirits. ?

The incident of jumping off a building in Liwan Square is occasionally heard, which is really horrible. Liwan Plaza itself is not high, it is a large comprehensive shopping mall with nearly 1,000 shops. I don't know why I chose to jump off a building here! Others say that the underground parking lot in Liwan Square is gloomy, and it is even colder when people with eight characters enter. Liwan Square is really not so crowded, the business situation is not good, and shops often auction. But the place where it is located is really an inch of land. When you go out, you will see traffic and people.

Liwan Square is divided into North Tower and South Tower. It mainly deals in silver ornaments and crystals. The price is cheap. If you have time to scour slowly, you should be able to find some good things. The North Tower is close to changshou road, and it feels a little deserted. It mainly deals in jade and clothing. Next door to Liwan Square is the famous Jade Street and River Road.

Liwan Plaza, located in Xiajiu Road Pedestrian Street, the most prosperous prime location in Guangzhou, is a shopping center with 6 floors * * *14000m2, more than 7000 shops and 8 * * 1600 luxury houses, with a total construction area of 31000m2, housing, jewelry and catering.

The square is unique in design, magnificent in momentum and large in scale, making it the largest shop in Southeast Asia. Now some international brand-name retailers and Chinese and western cuisines are opening here one after another. Above is a high-rise luxury residence, and below the sixth floor is a shopping mall. Liwan Square is divided into eight buildings: Fu, Yu, Xing, Long, Jing, Tai, He and Feng. The shops on the basement level and the basement level mainly deal in crystals, pearls and jade! There are many food chain stores from the second floor to the fifth floor.