TIL I'm not the only one who hates Lujiazui – apparently there are LOTS of us!

[Elsa Wyman]

This really backs up the authenticity of my work experience.

[Mr. Ryan Hermann]

It's amazing how many companies in London aren't located in such a dense cluster of skyscrapers.

[Misty Anderson DDS]

Exactly!

[Dr. Mandy Walter-Reichert]

South Shaanxi Road is also really nice. In autumn, a short walk takes you to streets lined with beautiful plane trees, and it's an easy walk to the Shanghai Grand Theatre for a show.

[Lula Schmidt]

The Grand Theatre is a big plus.

[Lena Oberbrunner]

Problem solved if you don't go into the office (lol).

[Reginald Ziemann]

Hahahaha, well, that's not wrong either.

[Lula Schmidt]

Having worked in the Jing'an Temple area, I'll never forget the little shops on West Beijing Road and Wanhangdu Road.

[Sally Breitenberg]

Yes, yes, I go there on weekends.

[Antoinette Ferry]

True. I'm not a big fan of the super wide, straight avenues in Lujiazui either. Puxi is still better.

[Marion Barrows]

You always have to use an overpass just to cross the street.

[Miss Alison Collier]

The three giants.

[Jermaine Satterfield]

Very fitting description!

[Lena Oberbrunner]

Lujiazui is truly a food desert.

[Elsa Wyman]

Seriously!

[Dr. Guadalupe Homenick]

It's really suffocating. Lunch breaks are so crowded, there's absolutely no personal space.

[Miss Angela Cormier]

I feel you!