Shanghai Bund Travel Diary

Shanghai Bund Travel Diary1On the evening of "Golden Week" on May 3, my parents took me to the Huangpu River to see the night view of Shanghai Bund.

The night view of the Bund in Shanghai is even more beautiful than I expected. It really deserves to be the "Paris" of the East! The Huangpu River is crowded with people and traffic, and I can only see crowded tourists. Although there are many people, we do not show weakness. I gathered all my strength to push forward and finally rushed out of the crowd. Ah! The beautiful Huangpu River, the tall "Oriental Giant", countless high-rise buildings, criss-crossing viaducts, brilliant lights and those high-rise buildings complement each other, setting off the bustling streets and shops, giving people a feeling of being in a "golden valley".

It is the dream of many people to see the night view of the Bund in Shanghai. I am fortunate to visit here, and I have unspeakable happiness and happiness in my heart. Shanghai is a developed metropolis in China and the financial center of China. Many TV dramas are shot along the Huangpu River, such as "Going to the seaside on a rainy day"-these good TV dramas have greatly enriched people's spare time.

I thought, "Not everyone can come to this beautiful Shanghai Bund. This trip to Shanghai not only increased my knowledge, but also stimulated my motivation to learn knowledge. I will study harder, grow up in Shanghai, make a career and live up to my parents' hopes. "

Sitting in the car, watching the night view of the Bund fading away, I really can't bear to leave!

Shanghai Bund Travel Diary 2 This morning, on my way to the Bund with my mother, we saw the World Financial Center, which went straight into the sky like a straight sword. According to my mother, it is the tallest building in Shanghai, next to the economic and trade building. There is a lotus at the top of it, which occupies a large area and looks very imposing. This reminds me of the wisdom and strength of the people in Shanghai.

When I arrived at the Oriental Pearl, I was surprised at first and proud later. I'm amazed at the architecture. I am proud of the industrious hands and wisdom of the people of China. It is a triangle with three big balls in the middle. From the bottom up, these balls are getting smaller and smaller, constantly changing light, like a night pearl. Mom said that this represents that Shanghai is a bright Oriental Pearl. It is not only a TV tower, but also a sightseeing platform. Standing at the top of the tower, you can have a panoramic view of Pudong, which makes people feast their eyes.

Back to the Bund, I quickly ran there. There are many boats for tourists to visit, and the boats are decorated with beautiful colored lights. We took many photos there as a souvenir.

There are many consulates across the street, which have a history of about 100 years and are well preserved so far.

Before we knew it, nine o'clock struck, and we reluctantly left the Bund.

Shanghai Bund Travel Diary 3 This afternoon, my uncle took our family to the Bund in Shanghai.

We took an hour's bus to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. There are gorgeous buildings, many shops and bustling markets. A sea of people, young people, old people and children. Some people sell toys by the pedestrian street, take photos with buildings and statues, and sell daily necessities ... At night, the whole Nanjing East Road is brightly lit, colorful and brilliant at night, worthy of the reputation of "the first commercial street in China".

Then we took the subway to the Bund. There are strange buildings, including two famous houses: Oriental Pearl and Jinmao Tower. Look at the Oriental Pearl, towering into the sky, supported by three pillars below. There is a long column between the two rings, and there is a corner on the higher ring. And that Jinmao building, how like a pagoda. The tourists jostled each other. Many people took pictures there as a souvenir, and I also took two. Seen from the shore, below the shore is the Huangpu River. There are many cruise ships coming and going on the river, and they will whistle from time to time. The buildings opposite have different shapes, some like globes, some like robots, some like pagodas ... I also visited the Century Bell Tower and Chen Yi Square. ...

Then we reluctantly left.