You're unlikely to find many (if any) of those 'perfectly put-together urban ladies' on the Shanghai subway between 8 and 9 AM.

90 yuan for 6 hours... That's right next to Taikoo Hui. Isn't 15 an hour actually pretty cheap for that location?

A 'blacklist for life' item for Chinese people.

LOL, how did your picture get stolen so quickly?

This used to be just an ordinary spot in Shanghai, but it's been hyped up online in recent years. It's perfectly normal if you don't feel like visiting again.

Isn't Shanghai allowing outside food only because they got sued?

I feel you!

As a tourist in Shanghai, why did I feel like people (not sure if they were locals) wouldn't even give me a proper look? It gave me a very snobbish vibe. Is it because I'm unattractive and look poor?

Where are you from, then?

That's the honest truth.

Where is this?

Exactly. European architecture is what you call truly 'meticulously crafted.' Many church walls there don't even have repeating sculptures.

When you go to the Bund at night, don't take the side with the historic international buildings. Head straight to the opposite bank and access the viewing platform from Waibaidu Bridge—it's less crowded. The historic buildings side has crowd diversions and is absolutely jam-packed.

Wukang Mansion... every time friends from out of town want to go, I dread accompanying them. It was never a tourist spot before, nothing much to see. But now, for tourists, it's suddenly a 'must-see' attraction.

That just shows you're living in the city center.

I took my daughter to Shanghai once when she was in the 3rd grade. She's been talking about wanting to go back for years. She even pestered me to go during Chinese New Year. I'm planning to take her there for a short trip during the holiday next month.

What time does the 2 RMB ferry run until?

Crowded.