Sentences describing childhood in Shanghai

I think it won't be long before Shanghai will slowly enter the winter.

I really expect a heavy snow, continuous heavy snow, to make this city clean, pure white, empty and nothing.

In the eyes of countless foreigners who travel to Shanghai, the center of Shanghai must be the bustling Nanjing Road, which has been reported by TV programs for countless times. Giordano and Benillo's flagship stores are all flashing huge idea screens, and the gold chains in the gold and silver buildings all over the street are thicker than one. Countless pedestrians raised their cameras and the flash flashed.

Only on Renmin Avenue, the bronze medal cast by the municipal government, which marks the zero starting point of Shanghai city center, and the palm-sized manhole cover have long since disappeared from people's sight and memory.

It's the end of December. It began to rain continuously in Shanghai. God wrapped the whole Shanghai with leaden clouds overhead, and then began to water the flowers. Dark light makes people feel depressed. Even if all the fluorescent lamps above me are turned on, I can only provide a more lonely pale color.