So cute!

In that case, let me take this opportunity to recommend Duo Mo from Hubei. It has a similar crumb structure and is made without oil.

Taking a taxi and no traffic jams? Wow! I quite like taking taxis; it wasn't congested during the National Day holiday.

I once stayed in a hotel in Nanning. I slept through the night and only then realized the window facing outside had been open the whole time. It was so quiet and comfortable! You're welcome to visit Shanghai.

You wander around and it's always just the same few places. And then they have all sorts of markets and pop-up shops, which are basically just ways to get you to spend more money.

It's all just hype from those internet-famous shops, and it's become a real nuisance for the residents.

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.

Shenzhen is full of dirty country bumpkins from Hunan, Hubei, and Jiangxi. The city's a mess – filthy, disorganized, with e-scooters whizzing around recklessly. The people are low-class, and it has the highest crime rate in the nation.

Do you recommend going on the weekend?

Alipay is perfectly fine.

I actually find visiting Shanghai for fun pretty relaxing. Older people here seem to have their own distinct, unhurried vibe.

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At least the pig brains are inspected and quarantined.

Any tips or a guide to share?

Shanghainese people are never wrong, they can never be seen as being in the wrong or in a lesser position. Even when they have no leg to stand on, they'll still try to turn the tables and blame others...

Okay, got it, thanks for the tip! So, for good restaurants, I should look in the commercial areas near the tourist attractions, right?