Pepe the Frog, a favourite meme of social media users worldwide, pops up in the Vanke Mall（万科广场）in Guangzhou's Tianhe district, expressing an abundance of emotions through different looks.

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Shaped as a 4-meter-high potted sunflower, Pepe attracts people at the entrance of the mall to its own exhibition. The design shows support for the China Green Foundation's efforts in promoting environmental protection.

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At the central hall where the main exhibition is being held, Pepe surprises visitors in several themed booths, such as wearing a triumphant smile at a basketball field, getting mad about work in the office or gesturing excitedly on stage as aclub DJ and a singer. 

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Pepe lovers would have much fun taking photos on site and bringing home some Pepe-related products, including cushions and dolls being sold at a store.

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An outdoor staircase with Pepe's images on it also creates a great photo spot. The Pepe exhibition will continue through May.

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A fairy succulent garden has been set up temporarily at Teemall（天河城）in Tianhe district, giving people a retreat from the busy world. 

The western-style garden features more than 100 varieties of succulents and offers a romantic appeal with a decorative fountain and laced porches. Someadorable and exquisite miniature gardens are hiding inside to show the vitality of spring.

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Visitors can take time to wander in the garden and attend DIY classes to learn how to create beautiful mini gardens. The succulent plants are exhibited till May 20.

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An inspiring floral art exhibition is taking place at CParty（潮墟）, a fashion, art and craft pop-up makers market that runs all year round near the Canton Tower.

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Floral designers at home and abroad have come together to explore the aesthetics of life, turning simple agricultural and industrial leftovers and plants into creative art installations. The artworks on display are made from materials including tea leaves, bamboos, paper scraps and plastic straws.

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The exhibition, running from May 1 to 31, also helps to promote the revival ofChina's intangible cultural heritage, such as wheat straw patchwork, through integration with modern design. Live music shows and other art performances will be staged occasionally to bring more fun and diverse experiences to visitors. Ticketis required for the exhibition at the price of 69 yuan/person, including a drink coupon.

People who are interested in Zen Buddhism and the temple culture in the Lingnan Region should not miss the latest exhibition in the Guangdong Museum.

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The Exhibition of Lingnan Monk's Painting and Calligraphy & Haichuang Temple's Culture and Art Exhibition kicked off on May 13 and will last till August 29. Precious compositions of Zen masters and literati in the Lingnan region are presented at the exhibition.

Monks in the Lingnan Region flourished during the transition period from the Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. They often gathered with scholars to paint, write poems and give lectures to the public, which has become a unique cultural phenomenon in the development history of religion and art in Guangdong province and even the whole country.

Haichuang Temple（海幢寺）in Haizhu district was the main venue where the monks held cultural activities and has made great contributions in facilitating art exchanges between the East and West.