How interesting is Shanghai? For those who have experienced it.

Shanghai is a vibrant international metropolis. Welcome people from all over the world to come here and enjoy the special atmosphere here. This modern metropolis with a long history of China culture has many places worth seeing and playing.

The interesting places in Shanghai are:

1. The Bund

For a century, the Bund has been one of the most famous symbols and pride in Shanghai. The architecture on the Bund is a living museum of colonial history in the19th century. If you haven't seen the Bund, you haven't been to Shanghai.

The best way to appreciate these buildings is to walk along the Bund. Walking through the buildings, you will better understand the century-old charm of this city.

2. Waibaidu Bridge

Speaking of Waibaidu Bridge, you may be a little evasive, but you must know a nursery rhyme, "Shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge". Grandma pronounced ngabhu in Shanghai dialect, and over time the bridge became the Waibaidu Bridge. This is a local introduction. Bai Jiuxi once wrote a poem here: Bring me a glass of wine and sing with you. Although your poetry is first-class and can be called a national champion, it is doomed that you can't get it. Dou Rong's eyes are decent, but you stay lonely for a long time. Full officials have their own satisfactory positions, but you are empty. I also know that you should be very tired, but these 23 years have been too much loss.

It is a landmark building in old Shanghai. Whenever night falls, the Baidu Bridge across Suzhou River is like a kaleidoscope. Red, yellow, blue, purple and other different colors are constantly changing, which makes people feel at a loss and dazzled.

3. century avenue sundial

Century avenue, Pudong, Shanghai was completed on April 18, 2008, which is the best urban landscape in the world. Like a waterfall from the towering Oriental Pearl TV Tower, hundreds of high-rise buildings in century avenue pass through the canyon, and the four functional areas of finance, commerce and government gather in Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone, and finally merge with Century Park and fall into the largest green ocean.

This 5000-meter-long 100-meter-wide waterway is treated in a unique asymmetric way in the world. The sidewalk on the north side is 44.5 meters wide, with four rows of camphor trees and ginkgo trees planted, and the sidewalk on the south side is 24.5 meters wide, with two rows of camphor trees growing. The two-way eight-lane maneuver mode is 3 1 m wide, and the center line is shifted to the south 10 m. The wonderful anti-traditional design balances the buildings in the south and the north, showing the originality of the designers. Known as "the Champs Elysé es in the East".

The sundial is small and big. The oval dial represents the earth, and the midpoint of the dial represents China. Astronomers say that the pointer points to the north and has the function of timing.