Shanghai is one of the largest cities in the eastern coastal area of China and enjoys the reputation of an internationally renowned metropolis.
History and Culture: 1、During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Shanghai was the fief of Huang Xie, the Lord of Chu State, and was also known as "Shen"; during the Jin Dynasty, Shanghai was named "Hu" because its fishing tools were called "Hu" and it was located at the estuary "Du", which was also known as "Hu"; during the Ming Dynasty, Shanghai developed in the trade of silk, tea and porcelain. 2、Cultural Characteristics: It integrates Eastern and Western cultural elements, such as traditional Peking Opera, Yue Opera and modern rock and jazz. The center of Shanghai culture is reflected in Shanghainese, old houses, alleys, Shikumen and cheongsam, showing a unique charm. Famous Attractions: 3、Shanghai Museum: As one of the largest comprehensive museums in China, it displays the long history and rich cultural heritage of Shanghai and China. 4、Oriental Pearl TV Tower: The tallest tower in Asia, with a view of the entire city from the top of the tower. Yu Garden: A place that showcases traditional garden style and historical culture. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: A bustling area for shopping, dining and entertainment. 5、The Bund: One of the iconic attractions known as the "Pearl of the Orient"
Three must-see highlights
Beautiful ceiling: dark green and gold-rimmed design, like walking into an old movie set
Intergenerational collision: aunts and uncles buying vegetables vs young people checking in and taking photos
Hidden menu: There is an old Shanghai breakfast shop hidden on the second floor of the vegetable market
For true art pilgrims, not just spectators
We trace the Huangpu River's creative transformation—from 1930s coal docks to Asia's art powerhouse. This 1.5-hour odyssey unveils what guidebooks miss:
Hyperlocal Insights
• Decode "混凝土诗歌" (Concrete Poetry) - How factory ruins became exhibition halls
• Spot Xu Zhen's guerrilla art installations hidden in plain sight
• Learn why artists call the sewage pump house "The Breathing Machine"
The lively blind date corner in the park
If you want to have a magical trip to China and end a transnational marriage, the blind date corner in People's Park is an indispensable stop.
The tour guide will take you to understand in depth what the Chinese grandparents have asked for. Can you get to know different people and make friends in China?
The immersive journey starts immediately. You can also take a walk in the park while stopping and walking to feel the cozy Shanghai.
We'll navigate the century-old Yunnan Road food network, visiting 5-6 multi-generational eateries. While meandering through shikumen alleyways, you will:
• Decipher 1930s food ads at the former Shenbao Newspaper site
• Discover hidden culinary portals near Yu Garden
• Hear Shanghainese business wisdom from Da Hu Chun's soup dumpling dynasty
