Shanghai | Explore the Magic of Shanghai with a City Walk!

When I first set foot on the magical land of Shanghai, the anticipation and curiosity for the unknown in my heart was like a gentle breeze in early summer, gently brushing my heart. I finally understood why Shanghai is called the Magic City. I was captivated by the streets and alleys of the Magic City, maintaining a moment of romance, idealistic hustle and bustle, and joyful longing. As I got closer, I could see the iconic building that symbolizes the height and dreams of the city from afar—the Oriental Pearl Radio & TV Tower. The towering tower is even more spectacular, the heart of the city, beating with the pulse of the times. Strolling through the streets and alleys of Lujiazui, every corner exudes a unique charm. From high-end fashion shopping malls to specialty cafes hidden in the alleys, every detail tells the story of Shanghai, making people linger. Check in at the three iconic buildings here—Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Jin Mao Tower, like three giants standing side by side, affectionately known as the "Lujiazui Trio." They not only represent the pinnacle of architectural technology in China and the world, but also the spirit of Shanghai's continuous pursuit of excellence and courage to climb to the top. When I found the shooting angle and pressed the shutter, the majestic figure of the trio and my figure were frozen in the lens, recording the moment of this trip, and also making this moment of my memory permanently frozen. Shanghai, a city that is both ancient and young, tells stories about dreams, innovation, and inclusiveness in its own unique way. I look forward to meeting it again and continuing to write more stories. p4📍: No. 2 Bridge, Harbin Road p5📍: Intersection of Lüshun Road and Dongchangzhi Road p6📍: On the bridge at the intersection of Dongchangzhi Road and Jiulong Road p1-3📍: Grand Hyatt Shanghai p7📍: Zhapu Road Bridge p8📍: Lee Hysan Hall p9📍: Waibaidu Bridge