@@ArdarMars He was in an unsafe position. The police asked him to see the two buses. How close to him. How dangerous. (He understands. Then he moves back a bit.) The look in the policeman's eyes is saying "You are looking for death. Don't hurt other people"
@@mime3761 Shanghai has the largest English-speaking population in china, but most people here do not understand English or cannot fluently speak English. If you visit here, you can ask young people when you need help. A lot of young Shanghainese are well-educated in my opinion.
@@tyraelk7629 i have no clue what CPC is.....(but i know what y wanted to say) sometimes americans are so clueless in geography on where the heck taiwan is... They even have confused and mistaken with tailand....
@@yoyomen8913 Same thing for them.. it is pretty much USA, Russia, China.. then rest of the world, which should be all friends of USA...so no mistake..
From Toronto Canada, I came to Ningbo China last week, I was told the metro was built in the last 10 years.... I was blown away. Night and day in quality of service price it's an insane achievement that's all I can say
The Shanghai metro is older than that, if I am correct, 4 stations only on line 1 operated from 1993, and extended to 13 stations in 1995. Line 2 didn't open till 1999. The main expansion of the network was in preparation for the world Expo in Shanghai in 2010. Between 2008 and 2010 lines 6-11 were added, and line 13 also, as a special line linking the two parts of the expo which were on opposite banks of the river.
@@timmytumbler There are actually 20 metro lines in operation in Shanghai (the other 9 lines are under construction), and there are currently 508 stations. Since its completion, its operating mileage is the first in the world.
why are you so desperate to let Americans have a better view of China? They have a perfect view of China, and that's why they are jealous and scared at the same time.
RUclips suggested this video, I’m glad I watched it. Heading to mainland China in September for the first time and Shanghai is on the list. Really looking forward to it 👍
Tim, thank you for such a clean, simplistic, extremely interesting and informative video of a simple trip to the Bund. Love your commentary. I'm now off to watch your previous videos and learn more about non-politicised daily life in Shanghai and China. I've subscribed, liked and shared 😀 Again, thank you, Jim.
Western media has been smearing China, causing common people in the West to misunderstand China a lot, have a chance to China, China is very big and beautiful.
Very nice to see a video on Line 71. It is so familiar yet so foreign. In my childhood, many times I looked out back window of my grandparents' house, and watched Line 71 traveling along Yan'an Rd. During summer vacation time of my school years, many times my grandma stood by backdoor and looked out at Line 71 bus stop waiting for me jumping off the bus and coming home for lunch. That was the time when there was no elevated expressway and very little motorized traffic on the platanus lined street. While vehicles have changed and line has got its own dedicated lane, the basic route looks like remain the same as decades ago. Thank you so much for this video.
20 years ago I used to study at a university right at the Yanan'Xi road 71 bus station. I took 71 bus every week to city center and the Bund. 71 was a busy line, instead, there was 127 line also available. It is amazing to see they let the bus ride in the central lane (which was at the right most lane). Thank you for this video bringing back my memories two decade old.
ROUTE 127 was shortened to kaixuan road and renamed Route 1251, 71 has modified to operate as whole along Yan’an Road, and route 1250 would cover the old portion of route 71 on Tianshan road
as a local shanghaier, i remembered how terrible and crowded no71 was when i was a kid. happy to see no71 changed sooooo much and became a quite fancy bus nowadays.
Great video. The first bus you took is called “interzonal bus”. It is kind of a sub-line, travels part of the whole line, usually the busiest part. To improve the traffic efficiency. It can be recognized from the characters “区间” on 02:55 at this clip.
If you use the maps app it'll not only give you the correct bus, but also give you an animation of where the correct busses are. When you are on the bus you can watch yourself approaching your destination
I really appreciate how you consistently include maps in your videos. It's essential for viewers to understand your location and surroundings, and not all vloggers prioritize this.
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel Shanghai (the British club) was built by George Christopher Wingrove, an English man, who was born in Shanghai 1885. His father, George Richard Wingrove, was the secratory of the British Gas Shanghai Co. (base on British management style of that time, he was in fact the general manager of the company from 1884 to 1926). The company and the old building is still sitting beside Ni-Chen Bridge, Shanghai. BTW, C.R. Wingrove had serveral other landmark buildings in Shanghai too. G.C.Wingrove marreied Bridish movie star Sybil Grove 1918 in Shanghai.
Gracias por el comentario. China es un país maravilloso el problema es la agenda política de los países que nos critican que generalmente son países europeos y los Gringos porque como ves no quieren que nadie en sus países y ningún otro país se dé cuenta de que China es un país moderno y próspero donde la gente vive bien. Y como no hablamos inglés y no tenemos el mismo poder blando de compartir nuestra cultura con el mundo, mucha gente no conoce y su entendimiento de nuestro país proviene de aquellos que nos odian y nos envidian. Así lo digo porque es lo que es
There is a tall and beautiful building on the the Bund. My grandfather told about the building call 會德豐洋行(會德豐馬登股份有限公司)(Today call: Wheelock & Marden Company Limited in Hong Kong), I checked and found out that it was founded in Shanghai in 1857 during the Qing Dynasty.
Your should specifically mention the trolleybus feature of this "medium capacity transit". All rigid trolleys go as far as the People's Square, all articulated trolleys go to the waterfront.
Hi Tim, you're like Global Travel Mate (a BKK youtuber) for Shanghai. I subscribed his channel for three years and learnt a lot of things about BKK and especially development over there. I always wonder why there's no such youtuber for Shanghai. Now I find your channel and subscribed.
Shanghai local here, thanks Tim for sharing this nice video, I'd expect you could make a video dedicated to those are old vintage buildings around the bund where is used to be the "westerner settlement " area
@@beastmode8203 ... Hey RUclips.... why are you deleting my comments? "LOL, why you mad, you racist id//iot? Because Chiina is better than your third world country U.S.?"
@@beastmode8203 ... Hey RUclips.... why are you deleting my comments? "You know who has the most nukes pointed at them by the countries around the world?..... U.S. Now shut up, boi. Your days are coming".
@@maxmadison5488 did you forget that we have the entire orbit of the planet Earth militarized? You even try to move it's over. We blow up your satellite you can't do anything no radar you won't guide your missile you won't be able to deal with your Navy it'll be over.
FYI: The second trip costs ¥1 instead of ¥2 because ¥1 is taken off when there is former tap within 2 hours. A discount to aid transfers. For the Russian embassy at last, I think the embassy itself is moving to a new district, so the current building undergoes some renovation.
In 1990s, due to the lack of buses, some routes had this half_ way buses. When buses passed the most busiest passenger section,then turned around to terminate
From that foot bridge you'll see cheery blossom in the spring, ginko leaves in the fall. Some grandparents doing Xinjiang dance in loud muslim music every afternoon. And the only homeless guy in Shanghai as I know was living on the bridge, even during the lockdown in 2022.
As a Chinese lived in shanghai for more than 10 years，I still can not tell the exact name of the buildings near the bund. Because they look so similar. Haha I am so glad that you know much more than me！hope you have a nice trip in Shanghai！
Thank you, Tim, for the very nice video with commentary. I was there one evening during the summer of 2016 when it was jam packed with visitors which made it very difficult for me to move around. By the way, I noticed you have a map on the screen of your phone. The names of the places were all in English. Do you mind telling me what is the name of that app? Thank you
unless you hate Shanghai... you do not need to make those walking bits "fast-forwarded" to me, they are beautiful & well worth the time to look properly (those who want can fast-forward themselves)
Great video, mate. You were travelling eastward in the former British concession (later merged into international settlement) in Shanghai 160 years ago. If I am not wrong the Bund and many of the streets in Shanghai such as Nanjing Road, Henan Road, Fujian Road and so on were developed or built by British settlers. People’s Park and People’s Square used to be the location of Shanghai Racecourse built by British. There used to be tram track along west Nanjing Road until 1973…I was lucky that my grandma took me for a tram ride when I was 5 years old (as I like tram) before it was demolished. Enjoy your time in Shanghai, there are a lot of history there you can dig out. Unfortunately thousands of historical buildings and houses that were built by British, French and other western settlers have been demolished in the past 20 years to give way to the skyscrapers. My memory of Shanghai is fading and I haven’t visited the city for a decade.😂
Terrific video, watched the whole thing! One small complaint is what's the camera being used? Is there a setting to be changed so you could get rid of the annoying blurry effect in the peripherals? Quite frustrating in many instances when you are trying to show off the view but the lense wouldn't focus.
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Love how the police (maybe traffic police) assertively made the motorbike rider aware that he was blocking the road.
yes, that is traffic policeman in China
Raise your head and look ahead~haha~
Really? I was wondering why he did that.
@@ArdarMars
He was in an unsafe position.
The police asked him to see the two buses. How close to him. How dangerous.
(He understands. Then he moves back a bit.)
The look in the policeman's eyes is saying "You are looking for death. Don't hurt other people"
So much better than just get tickets from the USA cop!
Shanghai is a world city, having lived there for almost 7 years it makes it one of my favorite cities.
Asking you the same question I just asked Tim: how feasible is it to visit Shanghai without being able to speak Mandarin?
@@mime3761 建议你学中文
@@mime3761 Shanghai has the largest English-speaking population in china, but most people here do not understand English or cannot fluently speak English. If you visit here, you can ask young people when you need help. A lot of young Shanghainese are well-educated in my opinion.
@@mime3761One suggestion is to ask questions to younger people, younger people usually have better communication skills in English.
I love China, looking forward to visit it again. From Norway, keep up the good work China and CHinese people, i know you guys is good people
welcome always
Tell your norway gov just don't help the yanks to blow any nordstream pipelines
I can tell you that most of us are good, some are bad, and a few are evil (the good old CPC)🤣
@@tyraelk7629 i have no clue what CPC is.....(but i know what y wanted to say) sometimes americans are so clueless in geography on where the heck taiwan is... They even have confused and mistaken with tailand....
@@yoyomen8913 Same thing for them.. it is pretty much USA, Russia, China.. then rest of the world, which should be all friends of USA...so no mistake..
From Toronto Canada, I came to Ningbo China last week, I was told the metro was built in the last 10 years.... I was blown away. Night and day in quality of service price it's an insane achievement that's all I can say
The Shanghai metro is older than that, if I am correct, 4 stations only on line 1 operated from 1993, and extended to 13 stations in 1995. Line 2 didn't open till 1999. The main expansion of the network was in preparation for the world Expo in Shanghai in 2010. Between 2008 and 2010 lines 6-11 were added, and line 13 also, as a special line linking the two parts of the expo which were on opposite banks of the river.
Yet we spent 10 years and got an incomplete LRT... What a shame.
@@timmytumbler There are actually 20 metro lines in operation in Shanghai (the other 9 lines are under construction), and there are currently 508 stations. Since its completion, its operating mileage is the first in the world.
Richmond hill also need subway, not too far to Yonge & Finch
@@timmytumbler你比我这个中国土著都了解，来自武汉的许多爱🎉🎉🎉
Nice video in English, reflect the real life in Shanghai and Bund. Americans need to see this video to have a better view of China. Well done, Tim!
Hehe, don't waste time
Americans are blind and deaf, brainwashed by their mainstream media.
why are you so desperate to let Americans have a better view of China? They have a perfect view of China, and that's why they are jealous and scared at the same time.
@@spikermike2843 Shut up! America is the greatest country!
@@idiot20099 claimed by an idiot ...
What Magnificent city Shanghai is,so clean & ultra modern.
So advanced,one must go to CHINA to learn new technologies.
🙏❤️🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳❤️🙏
Absence of drugs and looting and random crimes, makes Shanghai great! Not technology.
I love how that policeman lectures the guy on the motorbike about his position in the middle of the bus lane. So sweet 😂
不是警察，是协警
@@思聪王-d1p 辅警，不过也是警察
He also adjusted his helmet.
@@grouchypatch9185 that’s proper to serve and protect
@@yanchan9711 辅警不是警察，不懂得花可以去查。
RUclips suggested this video, I’m glad I watched it. Heading to mainland China in September for the first time and Shanghai is on the list. Really looking forward to it 👍
It is so cool riding on the dedicated lane and watching other cars stuck in the heavy traffic !
others:😡🤬
Tim, thank you for such a clean, simplistic, extremely interesting and informative video of a simple trip to the Bund.
Love your commentary.
I'm now off to watch your previous videos and learn more about non-politicised daily life in Shanghai and China.
I've subscribed, liked and shared 😀
Again, thank you, Jim.
Western media has been smearing China, causing common people in the West to misunderstand China a lot, have a chance to China, China is very big and beautiful.
👍 peace，+1
Go for and share it with US.
मेरा पड़ोसी देश चीन उन गधों के पश्चिमी देशों से बहोत ज्यादा खूबसूरत हों चुका है देख के खुशी हुई अगर भारत भी खूबसूरती पर ध्यान दे तो अच्छा रहेगा 🥰🇮🇳
Very nice to see a video on Line 71. It is so familiar yet so foreign. In my childhood, many times I looked out back window of my grandparents' house, and watched Line 71 traveling along Yan'an Rd. During summer vacation time of my school years, many times my grandma stood by backdoor and looked out at Line 71 bus stop waiting for me jumping off the bus and coming home for lunch. That was the time when there was no elevated expressway and very little motorized traffic on the platanus lined street. While vehicles have changed and line has got its own dedicated lane, the basic route looks like remain the same as decades ago. Thank you so much for this video.
公車與其他車輛分流規劃的很好；這樣可以讓上班的人不會遲到⋯謝謝你的視屏讓我們看到大陸的便民及科技設施超越非常多的國家地方⋯⋯
台中BRT也不错，可惜没坚持下去
20 years ago I used to study at a university right at the Yanan'Xi road 71 bus station. I took 71 bus every week to city center and the Bund. 71 was a busy line, instead, there was 127 line also available. It is amazing to see they let the bus ride in the central lane (which was at the right most lane). Thank you for this video bringing back my memories two decade old.
ROUTE 127 was shortened to kaixuan road and renamed Route 1251, 71 has modified to operate as whole along Yan’an Road, and route 1250 would cover the old portion of route 71 on Tianshan road
你在华东纺织工学院读书吧。
My second home how much I miss you! 10 years of my life spent there and I would gladly go back in time and do it all over again!
So convenient from the public transport to the robot cafe
Awesome how modern is that country , it is like a Window to the future
71路是我小时候经常坐的，现在整个道路已经完全变样了。现在公交车上人这么少，过去一直是人挤人。
那是中苏友好大厦（上海展览馆），上海博物馆在人民广场，大世界旁边的排骨年糕店很有名，外滩的著名建筑都很熟悉。上海大厦也经常去的。
this is proper journalism of modern day life in shanghai！
5:02 I like how the police pulls that guy's helmet off and probably said to him, "Hey, pay attention, dumbass!" 😂😂
thats an auxiliary police
In China, they are called police assistants, not real police officers, they have no law enforcement powers, maybe behave a bit rudely.
@kerr Xiao 辅警只是没有执法权，但在路口可以指挥交通。
Love the way the cop grabbed that blokes helmet and made him look in the right direction !
as a local shanghaier, i remembered how terrible and crowded no71 was when i was a kid. happy to see no71 changed sooooo much and became a quite fancy bus nowadays.
Nice and clean everywhere, no homeless or drug users.
谢谢你带给世界真相,祝旅途愉快!
I like the commentary. It's quite nice. Wish more people would do this with bus videos.
Great video. The first bus you took is called “interzonal bus”. It is kind of a sub-line, travels part of the whole line, usually the busiest part. To improve the traffic efficiency. It can be recognized from the characters “区间” on 02:55 at this clip.
That can’t be China, not what we see on the western media😅
He didn't use the grey filter like BBC. 😂😂
Almos missing all the authoritarian police that will randomly gun down folks. n
Almos missing all the authoritarian police that will randomly gun down folks. n
Almos missing all the authoritarian police that will randomly gun down folks. n
那也比Chinese media 真100倍，小可爱
If you use the maps app it'll not only give you the correct bus, but also give you an animation of where the correct busses are. When you are on the bus you can watch yourself approaching your destination
Thanks for the lovely video
I really appreciate how you consistently include maps in your videos. It's essential for viewers to understand your location and surroundings, and not all vloggers prioritize this.
Thank you, this is my hometown. I miss her so much.
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel Shanghai (the British club) was built by George Christopher Wingrove, an English man, who was born in Shanghai 1885. His father, George Richard Wingrove, was the secratory of the British Gas Shanghai Co. (base on British management style of that time, he was in fact the general manager of the company from 1884 to 1926). The company and the old building is still sitting beside Ni-Chen Bridge, Shanghai. BTW, C.R. Wingrove had serveral other landmark buildings in Shanghai too. G.C.Wingrove marreied Bridish movie star Sybil Grove 1918 in Shanghai.
You can try another BRT bus from Line 8 Shendu highway station to Fengxian district.The line has the priority of signal,much faster then other buses.
Thank you for your video. I saw my old house by Changde Road near Yan'an Hotel (5'16"). ♥
Thanks for showing us the city, I haven't been to Shanghai since 2014.
虽然之前在上海生活了15年，也常常坐71路公交车，但我竟然看完了整个视频。想念上海，想念在上海的生活！
71路神一样的存在，整个车道就为它保留，任何车辆不能进入。
In the USA that motorcyclist would probably be tasered
Took line 71 when I was a child. Miss Shanghai.
I lived there two years ago... It's so nice to see the familiar places again from your video.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤🇧🇩
Modern, efficient, clean. 20+ millions, one of the.largest cities on earth.
I like the style that you show your experience in the vlog, enjoy and cheers! Greeting from Suzhou, nearby Shanghai, China
Thanks for posting it. I used to live in Yan'an Western Rd and take Bus 71 everyday. Such a big change!
是长宁路吗？
Nice informative video. Thanks. 🙏
Gracias por los subtitulos en español china es asombrosa y con personas humildes me gusta su cultura debe ser entretenido ser chino
Gracias por el comentario. China es un país maravilloso el problema es la agenda política de los países que nos critican que generalmente son países europeos y los Gringos porque como ves no quieren que nadie en sus países y ningún otro país se dé cuenta de que China es un país moderno y próspero donde la gente vive bien. Y como no hablamos inglés y no tenemos el mismo poder blando de compartir nuestra cultura con el mundo, mucha gente no conoce y su entendimiento de nuestro país proviene de aquellos que nos odian y nos envidian. Así lo digo porque es lo que es
Welcome to my country one day😃
Eye-opening! Thank you
Thanks very much Tim for showing my hometowm. Now I wanted to go back to take 71 bus although mostly I took subways every time I went back there...
You're super knowledgeable about Shanghai buildings, history and culture. Well-informed video.
Video is getting better and better ! Congrats our english folk ! Bravooooo🎉
Shanghai is so clean,smart and modern thnx bro,though ur videos is noisy
So nice!!! Thx for sharing❤
Salute this man 👞 from India'
lol that first 10 seconds was hilarious.
There is a tall and beautiful building on the the Bund. My grandfather told about the building call 會德豐洋行(會德豐馬登股份有限公司)(Today call: Wheelock & Marden Company Limited in Hong Kong), I checked and found out that it was founded in Shanghai in 1857 during the Qing Dynasty.
good insight on the bus line 71 sir, good memories
lol that traffic policeman!
Western media would say ''CCP is monitoring helmet wearing innocent chinese trying to cross the road'' 🤣
I like the format of this video, very informative.
Your should specifically mention the trolleybus feature of this "medium capacity transit". All rigid trolleys go as far as the People's Square, all articulated trolleys go to the waterfront.
It's been a few years since I ever return to home, there's a big difference wow
Hi Tim, you're like Global Travel Mate (a BKK youtuber) for Shanghai. I subscribed his channel for three years and learnt a lot of things about BKK and especially development over there. I always wonder why there's no such youtuber for Shanghai. Now I find your channel and subscribed.
In Mexico the trolleybus system has the same models of the brand YOUTONG
Shanghai local here, thanks Tim for sharing this nice video, I'd expect you could make a video dedicated to those are old vintage buildings around the bund where is used to be the "westerner settlement " area
great video, would love to see some videos for Shanghai metros.😁
Please look around my channel, I have done many on the metro system
@@timmytumbler great, just saw those last night.
keep up the uploading the metros.
Thank you for the glimpse of Shanghai - I was there once in 1981 and it looked a little different...
Excellent China 🤙💐
Shameless Western media would propagate the first 10 seconds as ''CCP is monitoring helmet wearing innocent chinese trying to cross the road'' 🤣
Keep laughing but all of you will not be laughing much longer ☢️
@@beastmode8203 ... Hey RUclips.... why are you deleting my comments? "LOL, why you mad, you racist id//iot? Because Chiina is better than your third world country U.S.?"
@@beastmode8203 ... Hey RUclips.... why are you deleting my comments? "You know who has the most nukes pointed at them by the countries around the world?..... U.S. Now shut up, boi. Your days are coming".
@@maxmadison5488 did you forget that we have the entire orbit of the planet Earth militarized? You even try to move it's over. We blow up your satellite you can't do anything no radar you won't guide your missile you won't be able to deal with your Navy it'll be over.
@@maxmadison5488 yes keep enjoying eating dogs and shitting in the streets
Beautiful Shanghai ❤
Welcome to Beautiful Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩❤❤🇧🇩🇧🇩
Nice video and wish you all the best in China.
Great informative video
lol, dont know why but the coffee reminds me the 1st time when I watch the film Back to the Future 2🤣
Love that cop! I think the motorcyclist for a minute was thinking that he will get smacked or something lol
Wow this is the first time I see this line. Can’t wait to use that on next trip.
Great video!
FYI: The second trip costs ¥1 instead of ¥2 because ¥1 is taken off when there is former tap within 2 hours. A discount to aid transfers.
For the Russian embassy at last, I think the embassy itself is moving to a new district, so the current building undergoes some renovation.
it takes more than 1 hour to the Bund by 71 from Kaixuan Rd, slower than Metro , yet offer an alternative choice
There is another type as I remember called "调头(Diao Tou)车", meaning it turns back half the way. Not sure if that's how they display it though.
In 1990s, due to the lack of buses, some routes had this half_ way buses. When buses passed the most busiest passenger section,then turned around to terminate
Wow very advance robot coffee shop. Will go there and try next time when we visit Shanghai.
cool video! thanks for sharing this ^^ Chinese people love Chinese Taiwan province ^^
Tim, you know a lot about Shanghai. As a native Shanghainese, I even couldn't tell the English name of most of those buildings
Very cool and informative !!!
First class world city.
I'm here in Shanghai ,I have not tried the automative coffee selling machine. I'll give it a shot one day.
I saw one on Nanjing pedestrian street also
Wow, even their bus stops use the automatic gate. But also mean the driver must get the skill to slow the approach and park on the spot every time
From that foot bridge you'll see cheery blossom in the spring, ginko leaves in the fall. Some grandparents doing Xinjiang dance in loud muslim music every afternoon. And the only homeless guy in Shanghai as I know was living on the bridge, even during the lockdown in 2022.
As a Chinese lived in shanghai for more than 10 years，I still can not tell the exact name of the buildings near the bund. Because they look so similar. Haha I am so glad that you know much more than me！hope you have a nice trip in Shanghai！
You can take a ferry to Lujiazui, the ferry is right where you get off, cheap and fun, about 10 minutes, much better than the sightseeing tunnel.
Thank you, Tim, for the very nice video with commentary. I was there one evening during the summer of 2016 when it was jam packed with visitors which made it very difficult for me to move around. By the way, I noticed you have a map on the screen of your phone. The names of the places were all in English. Do you mind telling me what is the name of that app? Thank you
Just Apple maps
LOL the motorcyclist in the beginning
Thanks a lot, I felt like I was in Shanghai.
unless you hate Shanghai... you do not need to make those walking bits "fast-forwarded"
to me, they are beautiful & well worth the time to look properly (those who want can fast-forward themselves)
Esos troles también los tenemos en México y los tendremos en Chalco
heard on the news one of them fell into the river at shen kun rd terminal yesterday..glad everyone is ok
Great video, mate. You were travelling eastward in the former British concession (later merged into international settlement) in Shanghai 160 years ago. If I am not wrong the Bund and many of the streets in Shanghai such as Nanjing Road, Henan Road, Fujian Road and so on were developed or built by British settlers. People’s Park and People’s Square used to be the location of Shanghai Racecourse built by British. There used to be tram track along west Nanjing Road until 1973…I was lucky that my grandma took me for a tram ride when I was 5 years old (as I like tram) before it was demolished. Enjoy your time in Shanghai, there are a lot of history there you can dig out. Unfortunately thousands of historical buildings and houses that were built by British, French and other western settlers have been demolished in the past 20 years to give way to the skyscrapers. My memory of Shanghai is fading and I haven’t visited the city for a decade.😂
石库门是拆掉不少
Shanghai should thank the UK!
@@idiot20099 ok kumar got it
Nice your video 👌
Bro said, what is that in front of you !? A BUS!
I really want to visit China. But not for a week or two. I want to travel the whole country, or as much as I can see in 2-3 months.
Hi, just wondering what phone you filmed this on? Looks very sharp!
Terrific video, watched the whole thing!
One small complaint is what's the camera being used? Is there a setting to be changed so you could get rid of the annoying blurry effect in the peripherals? Quite frustrating in many instances when you are trying to show off the view but the lense wouldn't focus.
Thanks for the feedback, I will try to set focus better in future, I have noticed a continuous blur bottom right so may even need to change camera
Nice video.