Okay, what title do you want me to translate?

[Elsa Wyman]

Where's a good value place to stay in Shanghai?

[Linda Dietrich]

The place I stayed at is about 3 kilometers from the Bund.

[Dana Sanford]

Saved this from a fellow traveler: if you enjoy photographing architecture, it's recommended. First stop should be some flower shop.

[Miss Angela Cormier]

Wow, I was actually planning to take this route tonight!

[Ms. Beatrice Abernathy]

I'd skip the crab roe noodles and crab roe buns. They aren't really a Shanghai specialty, and they're not fresh this time of year anyway.

[Bob Heller]

Excuse me, what are some Shanghai specialties? Any recommendations?

[Hugo Witting]

Nanjing Road, Yu Garden, Qibao Old Street, Wukang Mansion, and Disneyland (especially on holidays).

[Darren Sawayn]

Wow, you basically just read out my entire travel plan!

[Franklin Weimann IV]

Seriously, don't bother queuing for the butterfly pastries at the Park Hotel. Not worth it.

[Orlando Ryan]

But if I need to bring back souvenirs for colleagues, what else can I get?

[Karen Zulauf]

I'm planning to travel after the May Day holiday to avoid the crowds. Will Shanghai attractions still be very crowded after May Day?

[Zachary Hayes]

It won't be too crowded.

[Alejandro Runolfsdottir]

Is it okay to spend the first day exploring Shanghai, the second day at Disneyland, and the third day back exploring Shanghai?

[Marion Barrows]

That's exactly my plan!