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How The RICH Live in CHINA (LUXURIOUS AREA) 🇨🇳
Shanghai Luxury: Exploring an Exclusive Enclave
I wanted to show you guys how impressive and beautiful this area in Shanghai is, because I could tell that it's an area for the wealthier individuals of Shanghai. The most expensive luxury brands, world-class restaurants, well-dressed residents, they're all here. But I didn't get the sense that it...
I wanted to show you guys how impressive and beautiful this area in Shanghai is, because I could tell that it's an area for the wealthier individuals of Shanghai. The most expensive luxury brands, world-class restaurants, well-dressed residents, they're all here. But I didn't get the sense that it was flashy. What do you think about this area?
Explore the opulent side of Shanghai with KSquared as they unveil a luxurious neighborhood teeming with high-end brands, exquisite restaurants, and impeccably dressed residents. Discover a captivating blend of elegance and understated sophistication in this exclusive enclave, offering a glimpse into the lives of Shanghai's affluent.
I wanted to show you guys how impressive and beautiful this area in Shanghai is, because I could tell that it's an area for the wealthier individuals of Shanghai. The most expensive luxury brands, world-class restaurants, well-dressed residents, they're all here. But I didn't get the sense that it was flashy. What do you think about this area?
KSquared introduces a walk through what he considers one of Shanghai’s most luxurious areas. He first visits a Tim Hortons branch inside a metro station, noting that the chain has several nearby locations and that the menu includes bagels, coffee and drinks he does not usually see in Canada. He pays by showing a QR code for staff to scan. On the way to the shopping streets, he points out tree-lined sidewalks that provide shade. In the area, he shows luxury shops and international brands, including Tiffany, Cartier, Apple, Panerai, Tom Ford, Harry Winston, Lululemon and Aesop. He describes the streets as calm and the shopping area as less focused on showing off than Yorkville in Toronto or Rodeo Drive. He also visits a Starbucks Reserve, passes cafes and restaurants, and shows a French restaurant and a Chinese restaurant serving dumplings. At an Aesop store, he demonstrates trying hand wash and other products. Later, he points out a dedicated bike lane beside the car lanes, mentions electric scooters, and ends by showing a Ferrari showroom before returning to the Starbucks Reserve area.
KSquared walks through a luxury shopping area in Shanghai, beginning at a Tim Hortons in a metro station. The video shows nearby international brands, tree-lined streets, cafes and restaurants, a Starbucks Reserve, an Aesop shop, bike lanes and a Ferrari showroom. The vlogger compares the stores and street atmosphere with places in Canada and Toronto, and demonstrates paying at Tim Hortons by QR code.
A walk through Shanghai’s luxury shopping streets, cafes, restaurants and bike lanes, with stops at Tim Hortons, Starbucks Reserve and Aesop.
Shanghai Luxury Shopping Streets and Cafes Walk
3:13 At this Tim Hortons branch inside a metro station, the vlogger pays by showing a QR code for staff to scan; he describes the process as very easy.
5:02 On the walk toward the luxury shopping streets, rows of trees shade the sidewalks; the vlogger points them out as helpful on hot days.
7:13 The shopping area has cafes and restaurants as well as boutiques. The vlogger visits around 11 a.m. and notes that the places he passes are busy.
12:36 At the Aesop store, the vlogger shows visitors can try products such as hand wash in the shop without paying, according to his explanation.
14:06 The vlogger points out a bike lane beside the car lanes and says people use it for bicycles and electric scooters in Shanghai.
3:13 At this Tim Hortons branch inside a metro station, the vlogger pays by showing a QR code for staff to scan; he describes the process as very easy.
5:02 On the walk toward the luxury shopping streets, rows of trees shade the sidewalks; the vlogger points them out as helpful on hot days.
7:13 The shopping area has cafes and restaurants as well as boutiques. The vlogger visits around 11 a.m. and notes that the places he passes are busy.
12:36 At the Aesop store, the vlogger shows visitors can try products such as hand wash in the shop without paying, according to his explanation.
14:06 The vlogger points out a bike lane beside the car lanes and says people use it for bicycles and electric scooters in Shanghai.
0:00 Preview of Shanghai shops
1:15 Starting the Shanghai walk
1:48 Tim Hortons in a metro station
2:24 Coffee and bagels on the menu
3:13 Paying by QR code
4:11 Walking toward the shopping area
6:06 Entering the luxury shopping streets
6:40 Starbucks Reserve and nearby cafes
9:14 Restaurants and international brands
11:29 Lululemon and Aesop shops
14:06 Shanghai bike lanes
16:11 Ferrari showroom
17:30 Closing the walk in Shanghai
0:00 Preview of Shanghai shops
1:15 Starting the Shanghai walk
1:48 Tim Hortons in a metro station
2:24 Coffee and bagels on the menu
3:13 Paying by QR code
4:11 Walking toward the shopping area
6:06 Entering the luxury shopping streets
6:40 Starbucks Reserve and nearby cafes
9:14 Restaurants and international brands
11:29 Lululemon and Aesop shops
14:06 Shanghai bike lanes
16:11 Ferrari showroom
17:30 Closing the walk in Shanghai
Which city does the video explore?
The walk is in Shanghai, China.
What can visitors find at the Tim Hortons shown in the video?
The metro-station branch has coffee, bagels and bagel combos. The vlogger also sees double hazelnut and double pistachio lattes, which he says he does not have in Canada.
How does the vlogger pay at Tim Hortons?
He shows a QR code, which a staff member scans to accept the payment.
What does the video show about bike lanes in Shanghai?
The vlogger points out a bike lane alongside the car lanes and says bicycles and electric scooters use it.
