Akhirnya jumpa Malaysian punya Vlog ke shanghai. I have few question for my solo travel on November. 1. Internet beli simcard ,Roaming or other option?(which one better?) 2.China can,t use certain apps, kalau beli sim China guna VPN apa utk akses? 3. Alipay tu link with Bank Card? Sana accept TnGo e wallet kan?(Rasanya) 4.Pricing harga lebih2 kurang Malaysia kan?
Hi! 😆 alhamdulillah terjumpa saya punya vlog hehe 1. Saya remain no Malaysia saya and subscribe roaming plan Celcom untuk 1 minggu (dalam RM58) for 2GB DAILY. Data ni akan reset every midnight. Tapi saya tak recommend sebab di China akan guna phone selalu untuk payment dan navigation. Internet kena laju dan always kena banyak data. Cuba buat carian lagi tentang pocket wifi dll. Kalau awak tak kisah untuk roaming via Celcom, boleh guna cara saya. 2. Saya guna simcard sendiri jadi saya boleh access Whatsapp, Google, Facebook, Instagram & TikTok. Tapi tu la, limited to 2GB data je daily. Kalau awak guna wifi/sim China, saya download free app VPN-superunlimited di App Store (tapi tu la, kadang2 je dapat connected - ikut luck). Itu yang bagus kalau roaming guna Celcom, apps yang penting seperti Whatsapp ke apa masih boleh buka. VPN saya tak mahir sangat. Macam suami saya VPN guna company punya. 3. Di China, accept TNG ewallet tapi tak banyak. Saya pernah cuba tapi ada keluar system error. Lebih selamat untuk link credit/debit card ke Alipay. Alipay sangat membantu untuk payment dan transport bus/metro/car ride sepanjang di China. Boleh dikatakan Superapp kat sana. 4. Ya betul. Pricing typical harga KL 🙂 di Shanghai, service sahaja murah cthnya transport. Tapi retail price, memang mahal. Tak digalakkan shopping 😅
@@aleenashafinaz Ok, Thank you sebab sama pakai celcom, sbb fikir utk roaming senang boleh access soc med utk update. But still akan add on another option but still use roaming, will check simcard sana. Okay, tengok vlog dari negara lain pun cakap kalau VPN Free mmg akan slow access dengan akan disconnected. Pricing dia as a Orang KL juga, still acceptable Mahal2 KL. Allright Thank you again.
Hi! Mostly I walk because I take Metro subway. All of the places are interconnected with nearby Metro exits - I just learn their map quickly to plan my journey. But the walking is not a bother for me hehe but feel free to take DiDi because the fare is quite affordable (if convenience is your concern). I hate taking DiDi because I love strolling around the city, sightseeing. Sometimes my husband said he got stuck in traffic during peak hours :(
@@aleenashafinaz and I intend to use Google Maps, coz can't understand the China Map in Mandarin. Is the location of these places accurate in Google Maps? I intend to visit Butterful & Creamorous and other places in this video
I rely heavily on Beidu Map and Google Translate. I research places to visit on Dian Ping (Mandarin) and would screenshot and read it on Google Translate. I also learn pinyin to type certain word on Beidu app especially location that uses Chinese name such as Wujiang. Feel free to ask the locals about your destination and use Google Translate as medium to communicate with them. Honestly Beidu app is very much more stable than Google Map! You won’t be able to get “accurate” and exact name to your destination on Google Map.
Akhirnya jumpa Malaysian punya Vlog ke shanghai. I have few question for my solo travel on November.
1. Internet beli simcard ,Roaming or other option?(which one better?)
2.China can,t use certain apps, kalau beli sim China guna VPN apa utk akses?
3. Alipay tu link with Bank Card? Sana accept TnGo e wallet kan?(Rasanya)
4.Pricing harga lebih2 kurang Malaysia kan?
Hi! 😆 alhamdulillah terjumpa saya punya vlog hehe
1. Saya remain no Malaysia saya and subscribe roaming plan Celcom untuk 1 minggu (dalam RM58) for 2GB DAILY. Data ni akan reset every midnight. Tapi saya tak recommend sebab di China akan guna phone selalu untuk payment dan navigation. Internet kena laju dan always kena banyak data. Cuba buat carian lagi tentang pocket wifi dll. Kalau awak tak kisah untuk roaming via Celcom, boleh guna cara saya.
2. Saya guna simcard sendiri jadi saya boleh access Whatsapp, Google, Facebook, Instagram & TikTok. Tapi tu la, limited to 2GB data je daily. Kalau awak guna wifi/sim China, saya download free app VPN-superunlimited di App Store (tapi tu la, kadang2 je dapat connected - ikut luck). Itu yang bagus kalau roaming guna Celcom, apps yang penting seperti Whatsapp ke apa masih boleh buka. VPN saya tak mahir sangat. Macam suami saya VPN guna company punya.
3. Di China, accept TNG ewallet tapi tak banyak. Saya pernah cuba tapi ada keluar system error. Lebih selamat untuk link credit/debit card ke Alipay. Alipay sangat membantu untuk payment dan transport bus/metro/car ride sepanjang di China. Boleh dikatakan Superapp kat sana.
4. Ya betul. Pricing typical harga KL 🙂 di Shanghai, service sahaja murah cthnya transport. Tapi retail price, memang mahal. Tak digalakkan shopping 😅
@@aleenashafinaz Ok, Thank you sebab sama pakai celcom, sbb fikir utk roaming senang boleh access soc med utk update. But still akan add on another option but still use roaming, will check simcard sana. Okay, tengok vlog dari negara lain pun cakap kalau VPN Free mmg akan slow access dengan akan disconnected.
Pricing dia as a Orang KL juga, still acceptable Mahal2 KL. Allright Thank you again.
Lagi satu soalan Link kan Kad debit/Credit dia charge tak conversion dekat statement? berapa dia dia charge?
Shanghai is so beautiful, the streets are so quiet
Most of these places, you walk or take Grab? Coz I saw on map they quite far from each other
Hi! Mostly I walk because I take Metro subway. All of the places are interconnected with nearby Metro exits - I just learn their map quickly to plan my journey. But the walking is not a bother for me hehe but feel free to take DiDi because the fare is quite affordable (if convenience is your concern).
I hate taking DiDi because I love strolling around the city, sightseeing. Sometimes my husband said he got stuck in traffic during peak hours :(
@@aleenashafinaz and I intend to use Google Maps, coz can't understand the China Map in Mandarin. Is the location of these places accurate in Google Maps? I intend to visit Butterful & Creamorous and other places in this video
I rely heavily on Beidu Map and Google Translate. I research places to visit on Dian Ping (Mandarin) and would screenshot and read it on Google Translate. I also learn pinyin to type certain word on Beidu app especially location that uses Chinese name such as Wujiang.
Feel free to ask the locals about your destination and use Google Translate as medium to communicate with them.
Honestly Beidu app is very much more stable than Google Map! You won’t be able to get “accurate” and exact name to your destination on Google Map.
@@aleenashafinaz I try play around Google Maps in Shanghai with street view, it is very accurate, nvm I'll see how it goes later. Thanks.