A day in Shanghai 🇨🇳

1 day, really. Just stopping to change planes, so I ran to check in at landmarks, starting from taking the Maglev, the world's first high-speed passenger train with a top speed of 430 km/h. That will take us into the city within 8 minutes. But during the time I went, they locked the speed at 300 km/h. When the cars passed each other, I couldn't see it. Before I could get over the excitement, I got off. A little disappointed, let's continue to the most popular check-in places. 1. Yiyuan Garden + Chengwangmiao Hundred-Year-Old Market A large Chinese garden and an old market with giant Xiaolongbao for you to try. It's a very developed place. 2. Nanjing Road or Nanjing Road, an old shopping district with a Pop Mart, but I only stopped by on the way there. On the way back, I encountered a large crowd of Chinese people, so I couldn't go in. I missed out on collecting art toys. But I didn't see the one I wanted. 3. The Bund In terms of buildings, I understand that this area is the most developed point in the most developed city in China and more developed than Europe. I've never seen any city with buildings and lights as magnificent as this. But the people are also awesome. It's so awesome. New Delhi, India is so lovely. 4. Pearl Tower, the symbol of Shanghai 5. Shanghai Tower, the tallest building in China 6. Jing'an Temple, one of the oldest temples in Shanghai. There are many places to pray and make wishes. There is also a pagoda for tossing coins. It is believed that if you toss coins into it, you will have good luck. 7. Tian An 1000 Trees, let me define it as a shopping mall with a thousand trees planted to make it easier to understand. Content creators can walk and take pictures in the park on the opposite side. I couldn't find the entrance, so I went into the shopping mall instead. 8. Starbucks Reserve Roseteria, the branch that used to be the largest in the world, has now lost to Chicago (I didn't plan to come here, but I got on the wrong train station, so I took some pictures). 9. End the trip at The Bund at night again to see the lights. And let me tell you, don't come to Shanghai during the school break!!! There are more people than worms. It's so scary. Finally, you can travel to China. Check the date. #TravelPlan