Initially, I also thought there were few restrooms, especially compared to Ueno Zoo. But after exploring for a while, it turned out to be adequate.

I'm also feeling very anxious right now.

Doesn't Putuo district now have that massively hyped 'it' spot?

Actually, it's more about a personal disenchantment, realizing your own limits.

I just want to say, the article is spot on.

Oysters, oh oysters!

You're welcome.

That's a bit extreme. Shanghai's metro system alone, for instance, is overwhelmingly superior.

I even saw a man wearing a qipao (cheongsam) today! Anyway, I respect all kinds of fashion choices. What I really admire are elderly ladies who dress elegantly and have such amazing poise and style.

My main concern is that I'll be eating alone, so I'm worried I won't be able to try much if I order dishes.

Friends.

Shanghai Haichang is actually really fun! The orcas are especially breathtaking!

The taller the buildings, the smaller you feel. But when you reach the top of a skyscraper, it's like becoming the highest peak yourself, with everything else looking small below you.

Why do you say that?

Perhaps you just haven't experienced the truly vibrant parts of it yet.

Wow, that's a smart move!

I usually just find a bubble tea shop or a dessert place to sit. Starbucks is in almost every mall, and it's fine even if you don't buy anything; just sit there confidently.

What a beautiful view from this angle! So golden.

Same here, even though I work in Lujiazui.

I clearly stated it was a little heads-up for people like me who specifically come to take nice photos for social media, because I personally didn't find it that impressive – it's really just one photogenic corner. I chose my words carefully. If you're planning to go for a meal or afternoon tea, then my opinion doesn't apply to you. Perhaps read my original statement more carefully before you try to argue.