What's wrong? Do you want to blow up Shanghai?

Dude, where are you? Let's team up!

I heard the Japanese yen has depreciated a lot recently. If I buy a camera lens for around 6000 RMB, would it be worth it, considering the costs of shipping and taxes?

It's always been possible to go...

No need to send me tea eggs; please send SunnyHills [pineapple cakes] instead, thanks!

So, have earthquakes been really frequent lately?

Unbelievable.

Seriously... where are pedestrians supposed to walk? I ride an e-bike too, but this is a bit ridiculous.

Why delete it? Some people aren't aware that a homeless person could actually be a fugitive. What's the harm in more people seeing this and being informed?

That's the best way! Only after doing your own research will you have a good sense of whether someone else's recommendations are a good fit for you.

Has Guangzhou Metro really sunk to needing this kind of online promotion to get by?

Guangzhou is definitely boring, especially if you're just city walking by yourself.

Wow, I just came back from Beijing, and it feels like my perspective on things has changed!

• Previously, I always thought that big cities like Beijing (which is China's capital, an extremely huge city!) were filled with great opportunities and exciting lives, and I was particularly eager to experience them.
• But after really going there, how should I put it? That mysterious appeal seemed to disappear instantly. It felt like... just that. I no longer feel that I must stay in big cities.

• A little reflection after the trip (or rather, a reminder for you):
• Be cautious of the "big city filters!" Experiencing a place first-hand is great, but sometimes our imaginations about these places can run too wild.
• How to avoid disappointment? Try to slightly lower your expectations before you go, ha ha. The reality of urban living might differ somewhat from the shiny appearance we see from afar.

Let’s explore this beautiful world together! ## A big world waiting to be seen! ## Venture out to see the world! ## Only by seeing the world can we have our viewpoints! ## How many journeys of ‘taking off and going’ are there in life?

West Lake is like Hangzhou's superstar, complete with its own 'fan club' photographers. They'll camp out all night just for the perfect shot. If they see an ugly new sign put up, they'll immediately complain online, blasting it for bad aesthetics and 'damaging the image' of Hangzhou's beloved 'idol' – West Lake.

Shanghai boasts 973 parks, 165 museums, numerous ACG (Anime, Comics, Games) venues, and weekly exhibitions. The sheer number of stage plays, musicals, dramas, and concerts rivals all other Chinese cities combined. It's home to a top-tier amusement park like Disneyland, the diverse architecture of the Wutong (French Concession) area, magnificent temples, the Songjiang Guangfulin Relics, and cuisine from every corner of the globe. The Bund and Lujiazui are spots most locals don't even bother with anymore. If a city where you can explore something new every weekend for years is considered 'not much fun,' then I truly don't know what place could ever live up to that label.

When taking photos at The Bund, definitely don't just hire any photographer you find there. Make sure to confirm the price upfront. I had a few sets of photos taken yesterday and ended up being charged over 2000.

Exactly, and there wasn't much of a theme, right?

It's like, the first bite is amazing, so savory and fresh! But then it starts to feel a bit too rich if you have more.

Actually, I visited Suzhou once and it left a lasting impression on me. There are so many stunning gardens, it's almost overwhelming. Absolutely beautiful! I'm planning to go back in '25 to experience the gardens in springtime.

Is it one of those trending 'influencer' models? Why is it in such high demand?