Shanghai City Guide: Modern China for Foreign Visitors
A foreigner's guide to Shanghai, from the Bund and Lujiazui to Wukang Road, cafes, galleries, and city walks.
Shanghai is an easy city to begin with
Shanghai has convenient public transport, international neighborhoods, and many comfortable places for walking, eating, and dating.
A simple next step
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The Bund and Lujiazui
The Bund shows history, while Lujiazui shows modern finance and skyline culture.
Wukang Road and city walks
Shanghai is excellent for walking. Cafes, galleries, and old streets make conversation feel natural.
Good Shanghai conversation topics
Talk about design, coffee, exhibitions, movies, architecture, work style, and travel.
If you want to meet someone in Shanghai
Write specific interests in your profile. Clear lifestyle details get better replies than vague self-introductions.
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