@BEcareful I want to go to the first spot.

I've scrolled through so many 'avoid this' posts that when I actually come across a positive one, I almost feel weirded out.

But I'm practically dying from the heat!

Upholding civilized standards is everyone's responsibility.

Why aren't the aid shelters stepping in? Back in my hometown, there aren't any homeless people because the shelters send them all back to their places of origin.

Thanks for loving Fuzhou!

Xiangjiang offers better value. We usually go to the zoo during the day and Happy World at night.

Exactly.

That's even worse! You have to walk like a kilometer just to transfer subway lines, many stations don't have elevators, you need to book everything in advance, and even the starting fare for a taxi is pricey.

Yunnan welcomes all you hard-working folks (often jokingly called 'beasts of burden') from other provinces to come give our economy a boost. Many cities in Yunnan are actually great places to live.

Zhejiang Chengxin Travel Agency, now called Xiakexing – absolutely do not go there! The boss is emotionally unstable, doesn't solve problems for employees but actually creates them, and just makes employees take the blame when things go wrong.

Maybe it's better on weekdays? But it's summer vacation now, so there are lots of kids.

Hahaha, I probably won't bother joining that chaos then.

6 million are in the county-level cities, and the six districts of Suzhou city itself have 7 million.

Haha, okay! I'll get myself a bike first then!

If you're traveling with seniors and kids, don't try to save money by cramming onto this bus where young budget travelers are scrambling for seats. Opt for a day pass on a city sightseeing bus instead.

Alrighty then, no problem! I will make it happen right away, so foreign friends can easily grasp your intentions as well!

Hello everyone! I'm headed to Shanghai next week for the first time, and I'm super excited to see everything there!

• My plans include:
  • Tasting all sorts of Shanghai cuisine! There are so many delicious dishes that I almost can't help but drool at the thought.
  • More wandering around the city (we call it "city walking"), experiencing Shanghai's charm with every step.
• Small concerns:
  • When I searched for tourist tips online, it turns out there are numerous must-see attractions and recommended restaurants, but I'm a bit overwhelmed, as many seem like advertisements. I’m unsure which ones are truly worthwhile visiting.
• Questions to ask:
  • Are there any travel experts or local friends in Shanghai who can make some reliable recommendations?
  • Or do you have secret gems such as small shops or special delicacies that you would like to share?
• ️ Special Notice & Help Request:
  • About food recommendations: I heard many local specialties (like "Hu cuisine," which refers to Shanghai-style traditional dishes) are usually served in large portions, better to share among friends.
  • The problem: I'm traveling alone, so I may miss out on many authentic local flavors for this reason.
  • Recommendations requested: Are there any cuisine or restaurants that cater to solo travelers while still capturing the essence of Shanghai?

Thanks in advance, everyone!

#TravelShanghai #ExploreMagicCity #Cuisine #ShanghaiLocal (PS: "Magic City" is a cool nickname for Shanghai, meaning “Magic City” !)

But I noticed this time that drivers in Shanghai are very courteous to pedestrians. If it's not because they'd be fined, then their manners are genuinely excellent.

What about Niujie (Ox Street)?

Actually, it's not that the taxis themselves are expensive, but rather that Beijing is so big and the distances are so vast.