Wukang Mansion: Oh HELL No!!!

[Arnold Predovic]

I caught someone's shorts in my photo.

[Steve Beatty]

I actually prefer the road in the background. It's a bit stark in winter but has a wonderfully artistic feel, and it's even more beautiful in summer.

[Guadalupe Barton]

Hey, that's my uncle in the picture!

[Andrea Hand]

Huh? Just grab one, then.

[Ms. Alberta Moen]

Ugh, those Xiaohongshu guides recommended a citywalk, and it was absolutely packed! What 'walk'? My legs were killing me!

[Josephine Cremin]

It's just one building, what's so fun about it?

[Jeannie Parisian]

I don't get it. Feels like there are buildings like this everywhere. Why is this one in Shanghai so popular?

[Dallas Durgan]

I don't get it either. There's a similar one in Kunming.

[Byron Larkin]

That's not right, there's a trash can right on the right side. I threw a bottle in it today.

[Ms. Cecilia Lowe]

I was just about to head over.

[Antonio Sawayn]

Don't bother going. Honestly, it's super crowded, and getting good shots really depends on your photography skills. Phone pics don't turn out as well as those from a proper camera.

[Kathryn Hermiston]

As a budget traveler who just follows photo trends, I genuinely feel there's not much to see in Shanghai.

[Jeremiah Bednar]

It's just one building. I was stunned when I got there.

[Reginald Ziemann]

Chinese New Year's Eve.

[Jermaine Satterfield]

I found out it looks great at night, and there's no one around!

[Lewis Larkin]

I went a few days ago.

[Abel Schulist MD]

Hey, are there fewer people now?

[Mrs. Beverly Glover-Crist]

I went on a rainy day.

[Lula Schmidt]

Wow, that looks great! The photos I took at night didn't turn out well at all; I probably didn't get the angle right.