Total Area
Too small for the 13 million population.
Population
Rude, dishonest, shameless.
Horn continuously on the road.
Jump queue like it's nobody's business.
Do not give way to anyone and don't give a damn when they bump into you.
Only gives way to cars, motorcycles and bicycles who don't give way to anyone.
Speak without a mic and still achieve the same results, sometimes even better!
Quarrel as and when the occassion arises, regardless of where they are or who is watching.
Follow you for 2 hours just so that they can bring you to their fake goods shop.
Curse you when you refuse to take their trishaw.
Spit anywhere, anytime, anyhow.
Throw assorted rubbish, including soiled diapers and apple cores, anywhere, anytime, anyhow.
Press the "close" button while you are still entering the lift.
Location
Where autumn came late this year.
Development
Maybe I'm expecting too much but isn't this suppose to be the most developed city in China? Behind the modernised buildings is actually a bunch of almost uncivilised citizens that is beyond my imagination. For Shanghai to become a true Metropolis in all sense of the world, they need a hundred more years. That's how I feel.
Enjoy the photo!
Day 1.
Touch down at Shanghai PuDong Airport.
After our cab driver took us for a spin and clogged an extra 100 RMB (about SGD20) worth of mileage, we finally checked into our hotel and had our first meal in Shanghai.
Day 2.
Breakfast at Da Niang Shui Jiao.
Us savouring the delicious shui jiao.
Nan Jing East Road - the Orchard Road of Shanghai city.
Victorian-style buildings along Nan Jing East Road.
Artistic monuments at Ren Ming Guang Chang.
Cass with a giant Teenie Weenie bear.
Night falls at Shanghai.
Dining at a Japanese restaurant.
The famous He Ping Fan Dian - Peace Hotel.
Dong Fang Ming Zhu.
Day 3.
Day 4.
Miscellaneous.
Last But Not Least.
The toilet flush.
