6am Views of The Bund, Shanghai🌅🌼💛

This is your sign to catch the 6am springtime sunrise in Shanghai!💛🌼⭐️ During this time of the year, the air is clear and the sunrises are more colorful than ever🌅 One of the best spots to catch the sunrise is from Suzhou Creek, Garden Bridge and the North Bund walkway, all of which have amazing views from every angle🌻 You can see Lujiazui, The Bund and distant Yangpu Bridge and watch as the sun comes up behind the Oriental Pearl Tower! Wake up early one morning to experience this🌻🌅💛📍 #summervacation #sunrise #shanghai #shanghailife #urbanexplorer #shanghaitravel

Garden Bridge of Shanghai🌿🌱

As one of the most beautiful and popular bridges in Shanghai, the Garden Bridge of Shanghai has become a much-visited photo spot in the city 🌿🌱 With excellent views and perspectives of the infamous Lujiazui, this bridge is a must visit 💚 You can take cool pictures of buildings in Lujiazui from a unique perspective and admire the scenery around you! It’s located at the end of Suzhou River and will lead you directly onto The Bund! Don’t miss this spot in Shanghai and visit at sunrise or sunset for the best views!🌱🌿💚📍 #2023travelwish #shanghai #shanghaichina #architecture #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #passionpassport #wintergetaway #chinatravel #chinatrips #chinalife #chinadestinations

Discover a corner of Shanghai's Bund

Strolling along Waibaidu Bridge and Yuanmingyuan Road 🚶, soaking up the sun, feeling the buzz, unexpectedly meeting Zheng Kai and Cook also wandering the Bund, with impressive English, encountering pretty girls posing for photos, and stumbling upon the new Xiaomi car (presumably being advertised). This is the most colorful Bund of the four seasons, and also the most beautiful time, the coffee by the Suzhou River is ready to be enjoyed. Tips: The tulips 🌷 at Waibaidu Bridge are fewer than in the past two years, and the poppies have disappeared, but the old Shanghai charm is still strong. Yuanmingyuan Road offers the best view for photographing the Oriental Pearl Tower 💎, a favorite location for wedding dresses and advertisements. Nearby is the workplace of Miss Wang from the novel 'Blossoms'.

Take a quick look at Shanghai soon to become a sea of flowers, even more beautiful than the Bund

Take a quick look! Shanghai is about to transform into a sea of flowers! It's even more beautiful than the Bund! ⭐Every year from March to May, flowers bloom all over Shanghai, filling the entire city with their fragrance. The Bund seems a bit less impressive during this season, so come and experience the beautiful spring~ 1️⃣Forest Poppies Xilin Grass ⭐The poppies in Gongqing Forest Park grow under the big trees, as beautiful as an oil painting, as if you are in a fairy tale world. 📌Gongqing Forest Park 🕙Best viewing: Mid to early April 2️⃣Hills of Little Blue Flowers 🌟In April, the blue flowers bloom in Chenshan Botanical Garden, like a dreamy fairyland! 📌Chenshan Botanical Garden 🕙Best viewing: Late March to early April 3️⃣Somei Yoshino Cherry Blossoms 🌟The late-blooming cherry blossoms near Gate 1 of Chenshan Botanical Garden bloom at the end of March, contrasting with the undulating grass, like a wonderful symphony. 📌Chenshan Botanical Garden 🕙Best viewing: Mid to late March 4️⃣Yellow Michelia 🌟The yellow michelia on Yuyuan Road bloom in mid to late April, quietly watching over the children in the alleys. 📌Yuyuan Road 🕙Best viewing: Mid to late April 5️⃣Pink Starry Sky 🌟In mid-May at the Flower Sea Ecological Park, pink starry sky flowers bloom, making one's heart flutter. 📌Flower Sea Ecological Park 🕙Best viewing: Mid to early May 6️⃣Monet's Light and Shadow 🌟In the early morning or at dusk, standing on the small bridge in Gongqing Forest Park, you can feel the beauty. 📌Gongqing Forest Park 🕙Best viewing: Mid to early April 7️⃣A Dream Behind the Curtain 🌟Little flower buds bloom on the inflorescence, starting a string of dreams in the wind, with purple, pink, and white matching like a dream. 📌Jiading Wisteria Garden 🕙Best viewing: Mid to late April 8️⃣Poppies Under the Old Buildings 🌟The poppies at Waibaidu Bridge bloom from mid to late March, listening to the stories of the Suzhou River and Huangpu River. 📌Waibaidu Bridge 🕙Best viewing: Mid to late March 9️⃣Mountains of Azaleas 🌟In May, the azaleas bloom in Shanghai Botanical Garden, a famous Chinese flower shining in the wild. 📌Shanghai Botanical Garden 🕙Best viewing: Mid to late April 🔟Hydrangea Sea 🌟The hydrangeas in Gongqing Forest Park bloom in May, undulating like the ocean. 📌Gongqing Forest Park 🕙Best viewing: May 1️⃣1️⃣Wood Hydrangea 🌟White and green flowers hang from the branches, elegant and beautiful, as if you can see the literati of the past reciting poetry here. 📌Binjiang Forest Park 🕙Best viewing: Mid to early April 1️⃣2️⃣Poppies and Cornflowers 🌟Red poppies and blue-purple cornflowers are interplanted, like notes jumping on a musical score. 📌Flower Sea Ecological Park 🕙Best viewing: Mid to early May

Shanghai's Most Endearing Street—Huangpu Road

🌻Huangpu Road, commencing from the western Waibaidu Bridge and extending eastward to Qingpu Road, runs parallel to the Huangpu River. Owing to its prime geographical location, from 1852 onwards, consulates from Germany, the United States, Japan, Russia, Denmark, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire all established their presence on this road. The present-day No. 20 Huangpu Road (Image 7️⃣), constructed in 1916, has continuously served as the Russian Consulate. The entire consulate building, designed by a German architect, is a harmonious blend of Baroque and German Renaissance styles and elements. The hexagonal pavilion at the top offers a panoramic view of the Huangpu River and overlooks the Huangpu Road area, making it a classic masterpiece among the consulates in Shanghai at the time. 🌻Opposite the consulate is the No. 15 Huangpu Road, the Richard's Hotel (Image 5️⃣6️⃣), the earliest Western-style hotel in Shanghai, built in 1846 and expanded in 1907 into the current building with a strong British Neoclassical style. Renamed as the Pujiang Hotel in 1959, it remained in operation until 2017. In 2018, it was converted into the "China Securities Museum", which is open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30-16:00, allowing visitors to admire the exquisite interior decorations. 🌻No. 106 Huangpu Road comprises two adjacent buildings. The red one is known as the "Red House" (Image 4️⃣), and the one in front is called the "Grey House" (Image 3️⃣). The "Grey House", built in 1941, is of early modernist style, featuring a simple design with the highlight being the six grooved wall columns that run through to the fourth floor. In 1948, the building was named the "United Nations Building", housing approximately ten United Nations agencies in Shanghai. One of their significant tasks at the time was to aid in post-war recovery. The "Red House", designed by Japanese architect Isamu Hirano and completed in 1911, is of classical style with exquisite stone carvings on the facade. From 1911 to 1945, it served as the Japanese Consulate in Shanghai. 🌻At the end of Huangpu Road near Qingpu Road, close to the Hongkou Port, the area has been newly renovated and is now an excellent spot for sightseeing and relaxation (Images 8️⃣9️⃣🔟).

Century-old Grandma Bridge - Waibaidu Bridge

✅ Dominating the Shanghai Bund, the renowned 'Waibaidu Bridge' is the first all-steel riveted bridge in Chinese history, and also one of the few existing unequal height truss structure bridges. ✅ The Waibaidu Bridge was originally called 'Wills Bridge' and was built in 1856. ✅ The Waibaidu Bridge is located near the mouth of the Suzhou River into the Huangpu River, connecting Huangpu District and Hongkou District. ✅ It is not only a symbol of the city, but also carries important traffic functions. It is a witness to many famous historical events, including the famous Bund bell sound and the development of Nanjing Road pedestrian street, and frequently appears in many film and television works, becoming a symbol of Shanghai. ✅ The Waibaidu Bridge is both a witness to Shanghai's development history and a part of the new Shanghai Bund tourist landscape of the international metropolis, with the three-in-one function and important status of urban roads, history and landscape.

Shanghai's number one internet-famous bridge: Waibaidu Bridge

There is a saying: If you haven't been to the Bund, it's as if you haven't been to Shanghai, and if you haven't walked across the Waibaidu Bridge, it's as if you haven't been to the Bund. Shanghai's number one internet-famous bridge, 'Waibaidu Bridge', is China's first all-steel riveted bridge and the only remaining unequal height truss structure bridge, and it is also an excellent historical preservation building in Shanghai. In 1856, the first generation of Waibaidu Bridge was built, named 'Wills Bridge'. In 1876, the second generation of Waibaidu Bridge was built, named 'Park Bridge'. In 1907, the Waibaidu Bridge was built and has been in use ever since. The Waibaidu Bridge starts from South Suzhou Road in the south and ends at North Suzhou Road in the north. On one end, it is the warm and affectionate market life of Hongkou, and on the other end, it is the World Architecture Expo on the Bund. This is an irreplaceable city landmark.

Suggest to visit these free places before leaving Shanghai!!

1 Moller Villa 2 The Bund Sightseeing Platform 3 Nanpu Bridge 4 Pudong Art Museum 5 Waibaidu Bridge 6 Minsheng Ferry Terminal 7 The Wizard of Oz Castle 8 Garden Hotel 9 Pudong Library 10 Zhapu Road Bridge 11 Postal Museum 12 Ruijin Hotel 13 Jing'an Temple Fountain 14 History Museum

Shanghai Marvels: The Perfect Blend of Modernity and Tradition 🏙️🌏

My first stop on this journey was Shanghai. Although not my first visit, commencing the China trip from abroad is always a wise choice. As China's most cosmopolitan city, Shanghai boasts towering skyscrapers and a captivating fusion of modernity and tradition, ceaselessly surprising every visitor. Strolling through the city, you feel the pulse of modernization intertwined with the charm of traditional culture, deepening my understanding of Shanghai's unique character. From distinctive architectural styles to the allure of its streets, Shanghai showcases the captivating fusion of East and West, igniting an insatiable desire for exploration in my journey. Every step in this city offers a unique perception of the past and future, enriching my travels with profound cultural heritage. 🌆🌟

Aerial view of Waibaidu Bridge | Overlooking the magical sunrise of the magic city

| Overlooking the magical sunrise of the magic city. Other places are showing off snow, but Shanghai basically has no chance Show off a sunrise! The sunrise in Shanghai the day before the temperature dropped. It's very rare that there's no fog, it's very clear. At this moment, the magic city really becomes the magic city.

Waibaidu Bridge, built in 1908, rebuilt "renovation as old" in 2008 to extend the life of 50 years, is China's first all-steel bridge. Across the Suzhou River and connected to the Huangpu River, the surrounding Pujiang Hotel, Shanghai Tower, and the British Consulate in Shanghai are all excellent historical buildings. The Waibaidu Bridge is also an excellent view point. You can see the Bund buildings and the Oriental Pearl on the other side. To the domineering historical buildings such as the Shanghai Postal Museum. Waibaidu Bridge is a landmark building in Shanghai. The bridge is more than 50 meters long and more than 18 meters wide. It is an important passage connecting Shanghai Pudong to Puxi. It is not only able to feel the vicissitudes of Shanghai. Beach, listening to the "Dongfanghong" that sounds every once in a while can also appreciate the charm of history! Personally, I suggest that you come in the evening, sit around, blow your hair, feel the faint yellow before the sundial, and then feel the night scene at the beginning of the Hua Deng. [Address] Huangpu District, Zhongshan East Road [arrival mode] Metro Line 2 Nanjing East Road Station, walk to the Bund [photo point] stand on the People's Heroes Memorial Square to shoot a panoramic bridge . After entering the bridge, the scenery on the left and right sides of the bridge is different. One side can photograph the Oriental Pearl and the bridge. On the other side, you can photograph the Shanghai Building and the bridge.

As the first city in China's economy and trade, Shanghai is the largest city in China, and second only to Tokyo in Japan. In Southeast Asia, the total amount is completely better than the old "Asian Four Little Dragons" such as Singapore and Hong Kong. Under the bustling night, people can't appreciate the magic of the city, so they are called the "magic capital" by the people. The term "Magic Capital" is more about the expression of praise for the bustling city. The prosperous international metropolis has absorbed the experience and capital of Chinese and Western development. What is unexpected, however, is that such a metropolis absorbs foreign experience and capital without being contaminated by the so-called "Western civilization" culture. It is appropriate to summarize the truth with such a phenomenon. It is. The Bund and Nanjing Road are all in the fruit of modern reform and opening up and the prosperity of the city.

Going to the Bund must go, remember to have been overhauled in the previous two years, but it seems to have been heavily damaged by trucks in the past few months, so it has been tinkered many times. A bridge with a sense of history, steel structure, can overlook the Pujiang River, many wedding dresses are concave in the vicinity. When I passed by, I remembered a book by Cao Yu, "Sunrise". A very old film was played by Fang Shu and Wang Shizhen. It was still very small at that time. It seemed that I didn't understand it. Haha. There is also the scene of the Waibaidu Bridge starring Zhang Manyu, but I think about a lot of landmarks, which is a landmark landmark.

Baidu Bridge, located in the lower reaches of the Suzhou River, frequently on the Huangpu River, is one of the landmarks of the old Shanghai. In the middle section of Heshen Road, 22 kilometers away from the county. Before the Tang Dynasty, this place was just an unnamed ferry. When the summer and autumn waters rose, the north and south were more than a thousand meters wide. The south to the north went to the pedestrians to rely on a one-leaf boat transition, and the usual width was five or six hundred meters. Baidu Bridge was free in the past, so it was called Baidu. The bridge that was originally in the deep rain and Zhao Wei was jumping. The scenery was so beautiful. There are many European-style buildings on the Suzhou River, as if they were abroad. . When the traffic lights cross the road, look back at the empty Baidu Bridge, as if time is like the past, quiet to forget that the traffic lights are still flashing.