The person who spent 410,000 RMB, I can't even imagine what they look like. I'd be heartbroken spending 400 RMB.

Shanghai, Shanghai, Shanghai.

It's truly beautiful!!

Ahahaha, I knew it!

Not at all, they are very polite. Much, much better than people in Hong Kong.

Haha, is it the same one? I don't know its name, I just remember Allsaints was next door.

Do you realize that's a trek from one end of the city to the other? We're talking over 80km for a round trip!

Wherever there are people, there's going to be trash. Every city has its clean areas and its messy ones. Shenzhen is actually pretty good by domestic standards. Don't just fixate on the problems, come on. [awkward R]

Maybe they're just worried you'll join the crowds! After all, Shenzhen is incredibly pleasant right now, with spring popping up everywhere. It's fantastic! [棒R]

It's probably just in certain areas that delivery drivers can't come upstairs; I've always had my food delivered right to my door. But those first few points you mentioned are spot on. The crowds are definitely getting bigger, and frankly, it's a bit overwhelming.

The main reason to go to Guangzhou is definitely for the food!

Thanks for your support!

During my recent trip to Beijing, I encountered quite a few people who were very blunt and aggressive in their speech. It really is a city that needs some 'demystifying.' Its level of inclusiveness feels pretty average.

Oh, Disneyland was supposed to be a place filled with magic and joy. I rarely complain because I know things aren’t easy for everyone, be it employees or visitors.

• This is my fourth visit to Shanghai Disney Resort, but this time, to say my experience was hard to describe would be an understatement.

  • At the time of a parade with numerous Disney cartoon characters, we were standing near the back of the crowd.
  • People were densely packed, snapping photos and enjoying themselves. But there was one pesky umbrella in front blocking the view.
    • This left everyone behind struggling to catch a glimpse of anything and unable to interact with their beloved characters.
    • It was incredibly dangerous with so many people tightly squeezed together; those sharp umbrella tips could easily cause eye injuries!
  • I thought something was off and decided to approach a nearby staff member to seek help. "Hello," I requested, "Can you please ask that visitor to put away his umbrella? It’s obstructing others’ views, and it poses a risk too."
  • I was dumbfounded by this Mr. Cai’s answer:

    “Why don’t you go talk to him yourself? What can I do about it?”

• Honestly, I never expected such an attitude displayed by a staff member at such a globally renowned location as Shanghai Disney Resort. It was truly disappointing!

  • Regardless of whether the umbrella-carrying guest eventually heeded our advice or not – let alone whether regulations empowered the staff to direct him – this staff member’s indifference was unacceptable.
  • From my vast travel experiences across numerous places and attractions, no staff or tour guide has ever struck me as this cold, impatient, and utterly unreasonable.
  • Therefore, I had to record this incident for others to be aware of.

• I have also been to Hong Kong Disneyland.

  • Unlike Shanghai Disney Resort, Hong Kong’s attraction portfolio may not compete in diversity or excitement.
  • However, Hong Kong staff greet every guest with warmth and friendliness, leaving me feeling thoroughly delighted.

• In summary, the whole experience was awful. Shanghai Disney Resort still has a long way to go regarding their “soft power,” specifically the quality of service and visitor experience.

Important Travel Tips

• Staff Assistance

  • Issues Encountered: At Shanghai Disney Resort, when facing disruptions caused by other guests (such as someone with an umbrella concealing the view during parades), you may find staff unwilling to intervene or take action, even expecting you to address it yourself.
  • How to Address the Issue:
    • Expectation Management – Be mentally prepared to address issues yourself carefully (ensuring personal safety).
    • Low Expectations – If a staff member responds indifferently or fails to act, don't place high hopes—this might dampen your mood.
    • Preparing for Events – Try arriving early to secure a good spot to prevent obstructions.

• Safety Considerations

  • At crowded locations (for example, while watching parades or other events), always be mindful of sharp tips of umbrellas, safeguarding your eyes, especially those of children and loved ones.

After every attraction, they make you walk through a gift shop.

Japan and Vietnam. It was for business, on a business visa.

Shanghai is quite suitable for a home-centered life.

Steer clear of Weiting Hotel!!

On my very first day here, the first car I tried to hail refused the ride. I watched it drive right past us, and then I had to wait another 10 minutes for a car...

That little place, 'Grandma Jiang's Local Cuisine,' is terrible. The food isn't fresh, portions are tiny, and it's all pre-cooked dishes. The meat was even spoiled. Definitely don't go!