Photography after sunset becomes rising trend in Chinese cities 【Voice_over】 This is Zhong Loujie, one of the busiest commercial streets in Taiyuan, capital of northern China’s Shanxi Province.Dating back a thousand years, the street has undergone a dramatic renovation of late, making it a favorite spot for young people. Couples like 22-year-old Le Xinxin and her fiancé find the traditional style of the place captivating. 【Sound_bite】 Le Xinxin, local resident: “The beauty of the nighttime light is just stunning. Day and night offer different views, but I personally prefer the fashion and allure of nighttime photos.” 【Voice_over】 Photographer Wang Meng says many young people have developed a fondness for nighttime photos, especially in places with traditional architecture. 【Sound_bite】 Wang Meng, Photographer: “Take Zhongloujie Street, for example. It used to have outdated décor, but after the renovation more young people come here to take photos. Their love for old-style architecture has been growing.” 【Voice_over】 Photographers make the most of the nighttime view, as backdrops for young couples on the hillside in the city’s suburbs.The use of sparklers, a special prop at night, not only adds flair to the photos but also an element of fun. 【Sound_bite】 Cao Yin, Resident: “The sparklers make our photos more colorful and interesting. I really like it.”