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The trip to Shanghai that I made an appointment with my friends a few months ago has been delayed due to various busyness and weather reasons. No, both of them are free at the moment. Although the weather forecast shows that it will be rainy for the next week, they still resolutely decided to go this time. Such a firm heart is probably attracted by the charm of the magical city of Shanghai.

Experience the sense of history of old Shanghai-Wukang Road

Small TIPS:
about traffic
Bus: Take buses 26, 911, 920, and 926 to Huaihai Middle Road and Wukang Road.
Subway: Take Metro Lines 10 and 11 to Jiao Tong University Station and walk.

According to the "Geographical Names of Xuhui District, Shanghai City" records: "The road was originally named Fukaisen Road and named after the American Fukaisen. In 1943, it was renamed Wukang Road and named after the old county name of Zhejiang Province. Wukang Road is known as the "Celebrity Road" that "condenses Shanghai's century-old history". There are a total of 14 excellent historical buildings along the road, and 37 historical buildings have been preserved.

Standing in a silent corner of the city and looking at the trajectory of the plane in the distance, all my thoughts are brought into the city by the beautiful scenery in front of me. Shanghai hides all tenderness and delicacy in courtyards, houses and alleys, turning Wukang Road into a Shanghai dream that will never fade.

Starting from Hangzhou East Railway Station, the sky was drizzling on the first day of arrival, and the sycamore trees on almost every street had yellow leaves that had not yet fallen. No matter what the weather is, all these scenery and every street are enough to make people stop and move for a long time.

In Shanghai, the most interesting street is Wukang Road. Wukang Road is located in Xuhui District and is known as the Celebrity Road that "condenses Shanghai's century-old history." Along the way, there are well-known Soong Ching Ling, Ba Jin, Zhou Zuoren, etc. We went to Ba Jin's former residence and Soong Ching Ling's former residence. Since photos are not allowed inside to protect cultural relics, we skipped the photos here. Next time I have the opportunity to go to Wukang Road, I must also go and have a look to learn about the history and legends of the past.
PS: Ba Jin's former residence at No. 113 Wukang Road is the former residence of Mr. Ba Jin, a literary giant. It is free to visit and is a must-visit attraction on Wukang Road.

Breaking into a small alley, every corner is also elegant and elegant. There are also many foreigners coming and going on the road. Many foreigners settle here. We specially chose to go on weekdays. Foreigners are also so comfortable, walking their dogs on the street.

I have to praise Shanghai's garbage classification, which is very good. I forgot about dry garbage, wet garbage, recyclable materials and one more thing. There are classifications in public places such as convenience stores and shopping malls. The streets are also quite clean and tidy. It's really a big city.

Wukang Road is not long. We walked back and forth on Wukang Road and nearby Yongfu Road and other streets.

Wukang Road was built in 1907 and is now 1183 meters long and 12 to 16 meters wide. The whole road is arc-shaped, running roughly from north to south. It starts from the Lilac Garden of Li Hongzhang, an important minister in the late Qing Dynasty on Huashan Road in the north, ends at Huaihai Middle Road in the south, connects Tianping Road and Yuqing Road, and ends at Wukang Building, facing Soong Ching Ling's former residence.

This used to be the French Concession. The streets are full of French sycamore trees and buildings left behind from the colonial period. The Wukang Building is a landmark. It was also one of the locations of the movie "Lust, Caution".
There are many tourists taking photos across the building, and there must be many people taking wedding photos here. After all, the popularity of Internet celebrity buildings is scary.

It was quite good to take pictures of parts of the building. At that time, he was a lazy person who was too lazy to change the lens with fixed focus, so he took pictures directly.

This is also a road where Internet celebrity shops are crowded, so you can stroll around for a day. No, this music box and Internet celebrity ice cream shop and the coffee shop below are the tip of the iceberg I found. There are still many shops that haven't checked in one by one.

Many reviews and guides for Internet celebrity ice cream have mentioned this place. It is not far from Ba Jin's former residence, next to the famous Romeo balcony, diagonally opposite No. 109 Wukang Road. There were quite a lot of people on the day I went there. It took a long time to queue up. Let's wait until next time to queue up. This time, I took a swipe of someone else's ice cream. Hahaha ~

It's grown in front of Huaer Internet celebrity ice cream shop. It's full of literature and art ~

There are many Internet celebrity stores along the way, and those stores that must check in on the Internet all have their own advantages and styles. For example, the cafe above has a very unique name and decoration style. At first glance, it is synonymous with literary and retro style. There are countless people who come here to take photos.

Even this Starbucks at the intersection of Wukang Road and Huaihai Middle Road is beautiful. It is not the same as the decoration in other cities, and I like it.

When you come to Wukang Road, don't miss the small horse roads around Wukang Road, such as Yongfu Road, Fuxing Road, Wuyuan Road, etc. You can all take a walk and taste the delicious food along the street.
The Spanish-style, French Renaissance and other styles of buildings along the route are very distinctive and are one of the most European-style neighborhoods in Shanghai's central Urban area. On Wukang Road, which is covered with Chinese trees, there are about 30 prestigious former residences. On both sides of the road are Shanghai's most famous high-end residential areas for Western foreigners, dignitaries, and businessmen. I also came here a few years ago and learned about the past and present lives of many buildings here. Now I really feel that these buildings are "alive".

When I came to Shanghai this time, I felt the charm of the "Shanghai Historical and Cultural Street" more attentively and deeply and learned about some modern political, cultural and history.

Looking at the old houses along the way and understanding the legendary stories here, I feel that I have seen many fields I have never touched before, and expanded my knowledge. Travel has brought many gains, physical, psychological and spiritual. Everything is gained one by one.

There is a retro exhibition hall in this house, where a personal exhibition is happening.

There are telephone booths on every street. Although most people use mobile phones nowadays and few people use telephone booths, this has become an indispensable part of Shanghai's unique customs.

Vintage phone booths are very nice to take photos, and they are particularly popular. There are box-type phone booths and semi-enclosed ones. Those who want to take photos can choose according to their preferences.

Passing by a store called "Good Luck Grocery Store", I like the name of the store, and hope that in 2020, we can all have a trace of good luck.

The streetscape is great no matter how you shoot it, especially places like intersections.

Wukang Road is worth walking slowly and appreciating. The buildings, history and humanities on the street can be enjoyed by drinking afternoon tea, chatting, and tasting the delicious food. I really want time to stay where it is at this moment, and wait until we embrace this century-old style Wukang Road in our arms and experience it before letting go.

I also painted a scenery for the little brother waiting for the bus.

I like this kind of captured photos very much. It's very touching.

This charming bookstore is directly opposite Soong Ching Ling's former residence and is very easy to find. From the bookstore, you can also cross the road and go directly to Soong Ching Ling's former residence to listen to the legendary historical stories. Due to the limited time this time, the two of us didn't go to Soong Ching Ling's former residence, and we will make up for it next time.

Ancient alleys in memory, visiting Tianzifang at night

Reason for recommendation: A fashion + creative industry cluster where you can enjoy a quiet and slow life.
Geographical location: Located in Lane 210, Taikang Road, Shanghai City, China
Transportation:
Bus: 24, 96, 17, 41, 146, 786, 36, 869, 986, 932, 786, 933, take No. 17 to Ruijin 2nd Road and get off on Jianguo Middle Road. It is within walking distance.
Metro: Exit 1 of Dapuqiao Station, Line 9

In my impression, Shanghai is a noble and romantic city. If you want to find your own quiet time in the magic capital of a fashionable metropolis, of course, you should go to Tianzifang, which is full of literature and art, where there is a unique place hidden here. Quiet and slow life.

Tianzifang is a gathering area for fashion, creativity and leisure. It is also a creative paradise for artists. It is surrounded by many residential buildings. It is an environment full of artistic beauty. On a leisurely afternoon, walking through the streets and alleys, quietly shuttling between every specialty shop and art workshop is like appreciating art and constantly refreshing your curiosity about the world. It is undoubtedly a good place to unlock new things. It is also particularly attractive to foreigners. Wherever you go, you can encounter foreigners in twos and threes scattered in coffee shops and bars, enjoying their happy times.

The nights here are so beautiful. We lived in Yuyuan. We took the No. 24 bus to Jianguo Middle Road on Ruijin 2nd Road and walked here. It was already past 3 o'clock in the afternoon when we arrived at Tianzifang. It was just rainy and rainy days, plus the winter It was already dark early. Fortunately, we ran into a stunning Tianzifang at night.

May you be true to yourself
Live seriously.
I like this sentence very much, as if I'm telling me. I am actually a person who often gets confused in life. I occasionally suffer from serious illnesses, and occasionally I am tired of life.
Travel really allows people to grab deeper meaning and thoughts from it. When you have seen a variety of worlds, your horizons, thinking, and perceptions and views of the world are changing accordingly.

If you also feel lost in life for the time being, you might as well come out and take a look. Places like Tianzifang are the most suitable for cultural youth to relieve emotions and release nature.

Look at how beautiful the night is here. Every picture is full of fireworks.

If you want to experience the unique customs of old Shanghai and feel your own quiet and slow life, Tianzifang is a must-visit place to Shanghai, a place where people can fall in love with when they come.

There are all kinds of shops here, and it takes half a day to shop. Moreover, every shop is very good-looking, making people take pictures endlessly and can't stop at all ~~~

Of course, there are also many western restaurants, bars, etc. Tianzifang has formed a circle of foreigners. In the afternoon, they like to drink coffee and eat snacks in the atmosphere around Shikumen, which is very comfortable. The people I met the most along the way were Koreans, Europeans and Americans... Most Koreans come to go shopping to eat and drink, while most Europeans and Americans come to a restaurant for a cup of coffee, a glass of red wine, or a Western food. Like this one, it has a beautiful appearance and looks very tolerant outside!

Tianzifang has a strong humanistic atmosphere and is the street sign of Shanghai Taikang Road Art Street. The streamer above the sculpture will connect artists from five continents and four oceans.
The feeling that Tianzifang brings to people is more of the cordial, warm and noisy side of Shanghai. As long as you walk through this most delicious alley in Shanghai Beach today, it is not difficult to understand Tianzifang's unique personality. Walking in Tianzifang, you detour through the maze-like alleys, ranging from teahouses, open-air restaurants, open-air cafes, galleries, home furnishings to handicrafts, as well as many well-known creative studios in Shanghai.

Dang, let's take a look at the light of our country's proud domestic product-Leap Shoes.
A new domestic product that is wildly sought after by foreigners, especially Koreans, must have a pair for each person, because my friends also have a pair and have a high rating for comfort. I couldn't help but buy a pair of classic models with thick soles and walking. Not tired, the most important thing is that they have high appearance and affordable prices, only 59 yuan, OMG! I bought back power when I was in school and it is very durable. It makes me proud to find that China's old brands are worthy of being the light of domestic products...

The people who picked the shoes were all Koreans, and everyone wore a leap on their feet.

Every corner of Tianzifang is worth recording with a camera because it is so beautiful.

There are many markets here, including special sales markets, cultural and creative markets, etc., and the prices are not expensive. I found that the shops along the street in Shanghai, whether they are clothing stores or daily necessities stores, are all very popular, and the prices are not expensive. I was really surprised.

That's right ~ There are wine everywhere. Hahaha ~ There are many foreigners living in Shanghai, so there are really, very many shops about wine. They are all business-minded bosses who adapt to the foreign market ~~

There are also white rabbit toffee here. If you like sweet white rabbits, go in and have a stroll.

I didn't expect that there would be a super pink doll grabbing shop. The interior style was pink from the first floor. I thought it was an Internet celebrity photo shop. When I walked to the second floor, it was even bigger and there were many doll grabbing machines. They were all young people playing. Since we were idol-grabbing idiots, we finished taking photos and went downstairs.

Wow, I came to a shop with a white bear at the door. It was a coffee shop.

In the idle afternoon, eating and hanging out with three or two friends will immediately come true.

We were also very amazing. While shopping, we found an antique shop. The shop was on the second floor. When we walked up the corridor, we really liked the decoration of the corridor. It was very Hong Kong and super retro. The two of us took pictures here. It was a long time. haha.

I have to say that my friend's dress style and her handsome appearance are very consistent with the atmosphere of this place, and I also enjoyed taking pictures.

Let's take a look at the snack of lotus root. I fully reflected the several meanings of being stunned.

OMG, I suddenly felt that this one was very catchy like that place in Hong Kong dramas. Ouch, hey ~~~ The lights, that retro flavor!

Shanghai women seem to have become the protagonists here. Almost many shops sell these. They are cheap and affordable. I heard that they are easy to use and smell good, so I also bought a box of haha.

Can you imagine this is a nail salon? The appearance is so fresh. We were amazed that even the nail salon is so beautiful!

Passing on the decree of my family, hahaha, this book is really interesting.

Finally, let me talk about the old flavor of this house. It was at the end of an alley. We walked over and finished taking photos when it started to rain. The boss called us at the door and said,"Do you want to try the freshly baked fried dough sticks and tofu pudding?" It smells delicious. We sat down and everyone ordered a fried dough stick + tofu pudding.

At first, I didn't ask about the price. Thinking about it, it was not expensive in ordinary times. However, when the boss served it, he asked about the price and was stunned.
15 fried dough sticks/15 tofu pudding/serving, the two of us spent 60 yuan sitting here. This is not important, the important thing is that it feels like we just had breakfast, haha
But to be honest, the taste is still very good. I ordered the salty bean curd, which tasted very good and slightly spicy. The oil sticks were also just out of the pot, and they were crispy and delicious.

There is also their dog, which is also amazing. A friend is chatting with the boss and said that this is the biggest dog she has ever seen. It looks fat and cute. It likes to smell the fried dough sticks and follow them. Maybe it's because the boss often feeds it the fried dough sticks. While we eat fried dough sticks, it still jumps from the side to look at the food on our table.

He has a melancholy expression on his face. What's wrong?

This store is in front of Old Taste, at the entrance of the alley. When they walk out, many couples are taking photos and checking in at the entrance of this store.

Tianzifang's delicacies include Teddy's House, White Moon, Bali, etc. The per capita consumption level is different, so you can try it according to your own washing choices. There are also many snacks that are also available in many categories. It feels even more delicious while eating while walking.

Shiliyangchang Centenary Bund-Shanghai Bund

Time is like an arrow that shoots towards the unknown, but also leaves the past behind.

The Bund is the bank of Huangpu River in Huangpu District, Shanghai City, namely Outer Huangpu Beach, a historical and cultural district in China. Since 1844 (the 24th year of the Qing Dynasty), the Bund area was designated as the British Concession, becoming a true portrayal of Shanghai's Shili Yangchang and the starting point of the old Shanghai Concession Area and the entire modern city of Shanghai.

The Bund has a total length of 1.5 kilometers. It starts from Yan 'an East Road in the south and ends at Waibaidu Bridge on the Suzhou River in the north. It is Huangpu River in the east, and it is the concentration of old Shanghai's financial and foreign trade institutions in the west. After Shanghai was turned into a commercial port, foreign banks, commercial firms, federations, and newspapers began to gather here, and the Bund became the financial center of the country and even the Far East.

There are 52 classical rejuvenation buildings with different styles standing on the Bund. They are known as the Bund International Architecture Expo Group. They are important historical sites and representative buildings in modern China and one of Shanghai's landmarks. Lujiazui, Pudong, opposite the Bund across the river, has Shanghai's landmark buildings, Oriental Pearl, Jinmao Building, Shanghai Center Building, Shanghai World Financial Center, etc.

Looking from an alley behind the Bund, the Oriental Pearl seems to be close and within reach.

There is also a very famous hotel on the Bund-Peace Hotel. It engraves the history of Shanghai and is a symbol of the times. No matter how the years change, the legendary past of Shili Yangchang is still there.

It seems that the Oriental Pearl can be photographed on every road behind the Bund. If you want to take photos here, I recommend going to Jiujiang Road and Hankou Road. These are the few small roads behind the Bund where few people can take beautiful photos ~~~

It is worth mentioning that we recommend that, whether it is a photo tour or a general tour, you can take the urban sightseeing bus shown above. It is divided into convertible and covered. The ticket price is 40 yuan. We always said we missed it, but later we studied that there are many lines in this sightseeing bus. You can take any line at will for 40 yuan. You can go wherever you want at the next stop. In fact, it is very convenient and cost-effective. There are also many cars, so you don't have to wait long.

The architectural style of this section of the Bund is very unique, forming a collage scene effect. Neoclassical walls and Barlock Mountain flower walls are British, Italian, French, Spanish, etc.

I just want to say that every road in Shanghai is very good to take pictures. The roads with a market atmosphere and the roads with retro buildings on the Bund are simply too photogenic ~~

We lived in Yuyuan Garden. When the weather was fine, we took a ferry on the Bund and went to Lujiazui in Pudong for a tour. The ferry ticket price was 2 yuan. I was also shocked ~~

The Shanghai Bund Ferry is open until 9 p.m., so I took a photo of the timetable of the East Double Line for reference.
The ferries on the Bund are Dongjin Line (Jinling East Road Ferry-Dongchang Road Ferry) Jinling East Road Ferry (Bund):
Address: No. 127, Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District
Business Hours: 7:15-21:00
Dongchang Road Ferry:
Address: No. 1 Dongchang Road
Business Hours: 7:00-21:00

No corner can be left on the ferry, and it is the most precious thing to record it into an image.

On the day before I left, the sky actually cleared up, and the sun shone in through the window of the ferry. It seemed that this ordinary picture could not be more ordinary could make people feel at ease and no longer be disturbed by the undulating water of the ferry.

Looking at the scenery across the bank through the window is also wonderful.

This water is the water of Huangpu River. Please don't misunderstand me that I put it into a photo of the sea. Hahaha ~ There is wood and gentleness. What about you?

The staff member stood at the ferry gate and looked down at his mobile phone and took a photo of the scene.

As it gets closer and closer to Pudong, I photographed the Oriental Pearl in front of me on the ferry. This picture no longer holds it.

The ferry should be a freshly painted color. The color is very tender and eye-catching.

The building behind the Bund, Jinjiang International Hotel...

As soon as the ferry exit comes out, there is a stop dedicated to stopping at the urban sightseeing cable car. Shanghai has made a very complete transportation for tourism, which is very pleasant, but the only thing that makes people feel inconvenient is that in Hangzhou, we are used to using Alipay. Taking the subway, Shanghai actually has to download an additional [metro Metropolis] app to bind to Alipay or WeChat to deduct money ~~~

Taking a close-up photo feels like the building is huge ~

Are these twin buildings? How come we only discovered these two buildings when we came to Pudong and looked at the Bund across the bank?

Walking to the Aurora International Building, Aurora is a bright star next to the Oriental Pearl River ~~
Aurora Building is the closest high-end office building with the best views in the Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone in Pudong, Shanghai. It is adjacent to Shangri-La Hotel, Shanghai International Convention Center, Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Ocean Aquarium.

The bustling Nanjing Pedestrian Street satisfies all your shopping imaginations

There is a story behind every city, and there is also a memory behind every street.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is a characteristic commercial street located in Huangpu District, Shanghai City and near the Bund. It starts from Xizang Middle Road in the west and east to Henan Middle Road. It is 1033 meters long. It takes 1 to 2 hours to walk around the entire journey. It is simply a shopping paradise for girls ~~~

This was the first time I visited Nanjing Pedestrian Street at night, and the scenery at night was indeed amazing. The lights in every store were turned on, and there was a beautiful scene everywhere.

Famous places on this street include Century Square, Yong 'an Department Store, Sincere Building, etc., as well as places like Giordano, Metersbonwe, Uniqlo, Hengdali Watch Store, and a super big MM Bean store. I wandered around it with my friends for half an hour, it was so easy to shop ~~~

There are vending booths on both sides of Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, various fashionable and popular brand shops, specialty stores, etc. The bustling crowds on the pedestrian street, the very cute sightseeing trains, and the uniquely designed urban sculptures all depict this place in Shanghai's modern urban landscape.

Sightseeing buses are available at the east and west ends of Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, with a one-way fare of 5 yuan.

There are also some well-established department stores in Shanghai on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, such as No. 100 Goods, Yong 'an Department Store, No. 1 Food Store, etc. In addition to the established department stores, there are many other large shopping centers and shopping malls on this 1033-meter pedestrian street, such as Hualian Commercial Building, New World City, Bailian Shimao International Plaza, Landmark Plaza, Hongyi Plaza, etc.

There is a dark red marble screen at the east and west ends of the pedestrian street, which is a symbol for group photos.
Nanjing Pedestrian Street Transportation TIPS:
Bus: No. 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 37, 23, 55, 921, etc.;
Subway:
Nanjing East Road Station, located at the east end of Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (Metro Line 2 and Line 10)
People's Square Station, located at the west end of Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (Metro Lines 1, 2, and 8)
Sightseeing buses: Sightseeing buses are available at the east and west ends of Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, with a one-way fare of 5 yuan.

We live in Yuyuan Garden and walk slowly every time we go to the Bund. The photos below were taken on the way to the Bund.
Go straight from Yong 'an Road to Anren Street and you will reach Yuyuan. I didn't expect that there would be old Shanghai residential buildings hidden next to the Bund. There are also many small shops here, restaurants, grocery sellers, and a large wholesale market, where big trucks are loading goods every time you pass through.

Speaking of Shanghai, the first impression should be that of a prosperous metropolis, with luxurious feelings like purple and gold. Little did you know that it actually also has a simple, slightly market-like side.

These few paths made me feel the fireworks of Shanghai. Everyone is working hard for a better life.

I'm glad we found this place and like it very much. It gives people a down-to-earth feeling.

A paradise for food--Shanghai Old Town God Temple

Shanghai City God Temple is located in the most prosperous and famous Yuyuan Scenic Area in Shanghai City. It is an important Taoist temple in Shanghai with a history of nearly 600 years. The wind and rain shed trees, dynasties changed, and Shanghai's City God Temple also experienced ups and downs.

The Shanghai City God Temple Hall building is a large-scale southern building with red walls and mud tiles. The main building in the temple consists of the square in front of the temple, the main hall, the Yuanchen Hall, the Financial Temple, the Cihang Hall, the City God Hall, and the Niangny Hall.

People familiar with Shanghai often say,"You must go to the City God Temple to eat snacks before you have been to Shanghai." It seems that the City God Temple is famous in Shanghai. The City God Temple covers places such as the Old City God Temple, Yu Garden and Snack Street. It is one of the must-check places when visiting Shanghai.

I also saw Zhang Xiaoquan scissors here, which gave me an inexplicable sense of familiarity.

There are many snacks in Chenghuang Temple, such as crab yellow buns, but most of the people going there now are tourists, and they are in groups and are taken there by tour guides. Once a snack street like this is combined with tour groups, under normal circumstances, the price of snacks will not be particularly expensive, but the quality will drop a lot.

Chenghuang Temple Snack Square can be regarded as a kingdom of snacks. The special snacks of Lvbo Lang, the vegetarian vegetable buns of Songyue Tower, the eight-treasure rice of Songyun Tower, Nanxiang Xiaolong, Ningbo dumplings and wine dumplings are all worth trying. Delicious.

In the Year of the Rat in 2020, the huge mouse is dressed up happily with a big word "wealth" on its chest. This is the rhythm of getting rich ~~ I hope I can also make a small fortune in 2020, hehe ~~~ Every year's wish seems to be dreaming of getting rich.

The red lanterns are hung high, and this festive atmosphere is filled here, allowing tourists to feel the atmosphere of the New Year in advance ~

All kinds of delicacies that challenge our taste buds are like interpreting the connotation of "Laomiao snacks" and "Haipai dishes". In this historical attraction full of ancient and touristy, its unique charm continues to be deposited......

Of course, in addition to the food culture, there are also a large number of handicraft shops located here. They inherit century-old superb skills and carry forward the only ancient crafts that remain day after day. Every time I see this, I can't help but give a thumbs up to such people from my heart.

Looking for a hint of Korean flavor in Shanghai-Korea Street

Korean photo stickers that must check in to South Korea came to Shanghai. In response to the high popularity, I directly found this store-Four Films of Life.
Price: 35 yuan/time, with 2 long photos at a time.
Coordinates: No. 40, 3rd Floor, Block B, Jingting Building, No. 1000 Hongquan Road, Korea Street
Subway: A few hundred meters walk from Exit 3 of Longbai New Village, Line 10

This store is quite special. There are no staff on site and it is self-catering throughout the process, but it provides many props that can be worn for free to take photos. It is a must-have option for taking photos of girlfriends and couples. Looking at the effect of putting them on the wall and taking photos of others, it is quite amazing! Love!

Since we went at a wrong time and there were too many people, we went downstairs to eat. Sure enough, food is more attractive to foodies.

I want to laugh to death. This Korean aunt believes that everyone who follows Korean dramas has learned about Changshu. She likes her very much and is amiable ~~~

Come, come, don't talk much, just serve delicious food ~

Uncle's hot dog sticks are authentic, very delicious and big. After eating this hot dog stick, my dinner was almost hopeless. Food that is freshly baked and waiting to be made tastes good. The crispy bread crumbs are topped with ketchup cheese, which not only brings hunger, but also brings good looks.

Spicy rice cakes are also sold here. I should have known I would come here to eat rice cakes. Because we went to a Korean small food shop and bought a rice cake there, but the content was not as much as the one here, so I can recommend everyone to eat it.

Uncle is very busy alone. There are so many Koreans here to shop. In a foreign country, this place should feel like home. It's as cordial as Chinese people visiting Chinatown abroad.

A cute and high-quality milkshake that you deserve.
The likes rate of taking photos and sending them to your circle of friends is 100%, and the rate of turning back when you hold it in your hand is also quite high. This is-stair room coffee
The boss is a Korean little brother who is trying hard to speak Chinese at a slow speed ~ He ordered three kinds of berry milkshakes, a milkshake made from three kinds of berries: strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries. Judging from the appearance, it should be a hot product in our store, and it should be a good product.

Address: No. 1000 Hongquan Road (next to W Supermarket in Jingting Building)

You can also add free wheat cakes, but we didn't add hehe ~~
The shop is very small, because it is next to the stairs, so it is called a stairroom. Hahaha

This is a Hong Kong-style tea restaurant. It is very large. Looking at the decoration style, it is full of Hong Kong flavor.

There are almost a few Korean supermarkets called G and W with ABC names on Korea Street. They are all Korean things. We also went shopping and bought a few bottles of drinks. The prices are moderate.

The packaging of this barrel of noodles is so cute. The uncle here looks so spicy that I really want to laugh. Hahaha.

It feels like every restaurant on this street is a Korean restaurant, and there are countless barbecue shops, snack bars and small food shops.

The business of this Korean food supermarket is booming. When we bought rice cakes and drinks and paid for it, the boss was too busy to leave us. He didn't know whether to laugh or cry ~

The small dishes were placed in the freezer, neatly placed in rows after rows, and an endless stream of people came to buy small dishes. Most of the kimchi are kimchi, which feels like they are homemade. They look very clean and delicious. The key point is that the variety here is too complete. It is completely a treasure Korean food supermarket.

There are basically all kimchi I can think of. In addition to kimchi, there are also kimchi, rice sauce, soup, kimchi cakes, spicy rice cakes, etc. In short, South Korea's local snacks are very complete.

Okay, I accidentally ate a lot of food after shopping every afternoon, and my stomach is still very full. The original plan was to eat barbecue, but the plan fell through. In the end, I ordered a piece of bibimbap that I thought about. In the end, I only ate half of it and couldn't go on anymore. What a sin ~

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Life is a journey with no return. In this seemingly endless journey, whether you encounter the wind, rain, or any life that passes by, it brings profound meaning to constant life. Shi Guang never refused to stop moving forward for anyone. When we chase time, life is given new meaning.

In just a few days in Shanghai, we witnessed the beautiful night views of the Bund, Tianzifang and Nanjing Pedestrian Street at night, saw the lofty aspirations of Wukang Building, and tasted local Shanghai snacks and Korean cuisine. All of this is worth being recorded. I reorganized what I saw and heard during this journey and woven it into the current travel note, which also reflects my passion for life and freedom here. I hope it can also be of some help to you as you are breaking free from the shackles of life.