First high. I think it's okay. Finally, DiDi took the end. 🚘

Before coming, we knew...That Shanghai has to walk a lot

But in my heart is, "Okay, chill, take beautiful pictures."

The conclusion is...The legs are loose! 🦵✨

We walk an average of 20,000 steps a day, + + 📈

Who's going for the first time? Tell me that we're usually very few walkers. When we meet here, it's the real leg. 🥲

🚩 Why is it so much?

1.Metro Exit is very far: 🚇 Each station is very big to walk, change the line, or find the desired solution, there are 500-800 meters throughout, + go wrong, get lost again.

2. Very long pedestrian road: 🛍️

A hit neighborhood like Nanjing Road or Wukang Road, it's so beautiful that it's enjoyable, but the length is so many kilometers.

🗓️ Day 1-2: Power is still overflowing, walking to death, taking pictures at every corner, Vibe Mundey

🗓️ Day 4-5: Legs can't step out...So wave goodbye to Metro and call DiDi.

(convenient and safe legs. Life is 300% better)

💡 How-to Survive in Shanghai Little Pedestrian Edition

👟 Shoes Are Hearts: Forget About Beauty! This Minute Must Be The Canvas That Supports Feet Only The Best Or There Will Be Tears

📱 Must-have App: * Alipay: Bound a card to pay (life is very easy) DiDi: Call a taxi through Alipay. Affordable. If you come 2-3 people, it's worth more than a tired walk!

📍 Choose a place to stay: We are staying around People Square, a hub that connects many trains near Landmark, providing a lot of walking buoys.

🩹 Secret Item Must Carry: Leg Painkiller Patch / Muscle Spray / Counterpain Must Have Pocket Stick! 💊

Finally, in the evening, stop back to eat lzakaya next to the hotel. Youil is to heal the day's fatigue is best. 😚

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