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All the tourists in China are Chinese! The futuristic City of Shanghai
Shanghai's Futuristic Skyline Attracts Chinese Tourists
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I'm in Shanghai, China, and it's incredible to see that all the tourists around me are actually Chinese! This futuristic city is a marvel of modern architecture and urban planning. The skyline is breathtaking, with towering skyscrapers that seem to touch the clouds. It's a unique experience to be here, witnessing the blend of tradition and cutting-edge technology. The streets are bustling with energy, and every corner reveals something new and exciting.
In this video, Angelo explores Shanghai and notices that the vast majority of tourists are Chinese locals, highlighting the city's immense popularity among domestic travelers. He marvels at the futuristic skyline, neon-lit streets, and modern infrastructure, offering a fresh perspective on China's rapid urban development. It's a captivating look at a city that feels like a glimpse into the future.
I'm in Shanghai, China, and it's incredible to see that all the tourists around me are actually Chinese! This futuristic city is a marvel of modern architecture and urban planning. The skyline is breathtaking, with towering skyscrapers that seem to touch the clouds. It's a unique experience to be here, witnessing the blend of tradition and cutting-edge technology. The streets are bustling with energy, and every corner reveals something new and exciting.
In this episode, Angelo navigates the Bund in Shanghai, aiming to cross the river to explore the futuristic skyline. His journey begins with a confusing search for a tunnel, ultimately leading to a bizarre, immersive sightseeing ride filled with lasers, spinning cars, and dinosaur exhibits. The editor notes Angelo's surprise at the sheer number of Chinese tourists exploring their own country, a theme that runs throughout the video. After the tunnel, he visits the Disney Store, marvels at a luxury car with cameras instead of mirrors, and wanders through the Super Brand Mall. The highlight comes at night, when the Bund's buildings light up in a dazzling display, crowded with locals and tourists alike. Angelo also shares practical insights: the frustration of using Chinese apps for laundry, the ease of ordering food via QR codes, and the legality of drinking in public. He tries signature beef noodles (ruined by cilantro for him), lamb skewers, and soup dumplings, noting the incredible value for money. The video ends with a relaxed vibe, capturing the contrast between Shanghai's modern marvels and its chaotic, lively streets. The editor emphasizes Angelo's authentic, unfiltered experiences, from the confusing tunnel to the delicious street food, making this a genuine travel diary rather than a polished guide.
In Shanghai, Angelo explores the futuristic Bund, navigates a bizarre sightseeing tunnel, and marvels at the city's night lights. He discovers the convenience of digital payments and enjoys local street food, all while noting the surprising crowd of Chinese tourists exploring their own country.
A traveler explores Shanghai's futuristic skyline, navigates a bizarre tunnel ride, and enjoys street food, all while noting the city's digital payment culture.
Shanghai Travel Vlog: Futuristic City, Digital Payments & Night Lights
58:51 Scan QR codes at restaurants to order and pay via Alipay or WeChat. It's fast and translates menus, but you may need a Chinese phone number for some app features.
51:28 Walking with open liquor is legal in China as long as you're not belligerent. It's a common sight, especially along the Bund at night.
53:32 The Bund is incredibly crowded after 7 PM, mostly with Chinese tourists. Expect a wall of people, but the light show is worth it.
9:20 For a fun but odd experience, take the sightseeing tunnel across the river. It includes a dinosaur exhibit and VR ride, but the main attraction is the trippy light show.
57:40 Don't skip the local food. Try the signature beef noodles, but check for cilantro if you dislike it. The lamb skewers are intense but flavorful.
58:51 Scan QR codes at restaurants to order and pay via Alipay or WeChat. It's fast and translates menus, but you may need a Chinese phone number for some app features.
51:28 Walking with open liquor is legal in China as long as you're not belligerent. It's a common sight, especially along the Bund at night.
53:32 The Bund is incredibly crowded after 7 PM, mostly with Chinese tourists. Expect a wall of people, but the light show is worth it.
9:20 For a fun but odd experience, take the sightseeing tunnel across the river. It includes a dinosaur exhibit and VR ride, but the main attraction is the trippy light show.
57:40 Don't skip the local food. Try the signature beef noodles, but check for cilantro if you dislike it. The lamb skewers are intense but flavorful.
0:01 Starting at the Bund
2:10 Searching for the tunnel
9:20 Buying tunnel tickets
10:00 Riding the tunnel
19:20 Visiting the Disney Store
24:22 Exploring futuristic cars
47:21 Night lights at the Bund
57:40 Trying signature beef noodles
58:51 Explaining digital payments
0:01 Starting at the Bund
2:10 Searching for the tunnel
9:20 Buying tunnel tickets
10:00 Riding the tunnel
19:20 Visiting the Disney Store
24:22 Exploring futuristic cars
47:21 Night lights at the Bund
57:40 Trying signature beef noodles
58:51 Explaining digital payments
What was the Shanghai sightseeing tunnel like?
It's a weird, trippy ride with lights, dinosaurs, and a VR section that's included in the ticket.
How did you order food at the restaurant?
You scan a QR code from Alipay or WeChat, which brings up a menu and lets you pay without talking to staff.
