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24 Hours in Shanghai Changed My View on China | Travel Vlog
This Episode is about my travel to Beijing China and exploring the some historical, culture site and also the Modern life in China.
This Episode is about my travel to Beijing China and exploring the some historical, culture site and also the Modern life in China.
Abrar's 24 hours in Shanghai completely transformed his perspective on China. From wandering through ancient alleyways to standing in awe beneath the neon-lit skyscrapers of Pudong, the city offered a dizzying contrast between tradition and hyper-modernity. The traveler found himself lost in the sensory overload of the Bund at dusk, then found peace in a quiet tea house hidden in the French Concession. This isn't just a travelogue—it's a personal journey of breaking stereotypes and discovering the warmth of local strangers who shared their food and stories. A must-watch for anyone curious about the real China beyond the headlines.
This Episode is about my travel to Beijing China and exploring the some historical, culture site and also the Modern life in China.
WildLens By Abrar takes us on a whirlwind 24-hour tour of Shanghai, a city he admits completely changed his opinion about China. Starting his day on Nanjing Road, he navigates the famous shopping street in the rain, buys a 30 RMB umbrella he’s determined not to lose, and discovers a remarkably clean and organized food market where sections for fruit, fish, and meat are strictly separated—a detail he appreciates for dietary reasons. He tries his first fruit tea (lemon and passion fruit, no sugar) and is instantly hooked. Heading to the Bund, he captures Shanghai's famous skyline shrouded in mist, noting the stark contrast between the modern towers across the river and the French colonial architecture lining the streets. He learns the history of the French Concession (established in 1849) and can't help but feel like he's in Europe as he walks the tree-lined, cafe-dotted streets. The traveler then visits Yu Garden, marveling at how the shopping malls are designed to mimic temple architecture, blending commerce with culture. He observes that while most Chinese are non-religious, some still practice traditional worship. A surprising discovery: a Tesla ride for over 6 km costs less than a cup of coffee (36 RMB) at the tourist spot. As night falls, Nanjing Road transforms into a lit-up spectacle with massive 3D billboards, electric tourist trains, and a buzzing crowd that defies the rain. He stumbles upon a Huawei store that doubles as a car showroom, showcasing vehicles heavily inspired by Porsche and Rolls Royce, though he needs an appointment to sit inside. Back at the Bund, the night skyline is a dazzling display of lights. He finally takes the metro, praising its cleanliness and efficiency (paid via Alipay), and ends his evening with a hearty halal meal of lamb seekh kebabs and nan. Reflecting on his stay in a compact but perfectly located room near the city center for around 100 USD, Abrar concludes that Shanghai feels more chill and relaxing than Beijing, leaving him genuinely impressed by the city's seamless blend of old and new.
In just 24 hours, WildLens By Abrar's preconceptions about China were turned upside down as Shanghai revealed its dual personality—from the serene colonial elegance of the French Concession to the dizzying neon glow of Nanjing Road. This journey proves that Shanghai is a city of constant reinvention, where ancient temples sit beside cutting-edge tech showrooms, and where even the rain can't dampen the electric energy of its streets.
A traveler's 24-hour journey through Shanghai reveals a city of striking contrasts, from colonial lanes to neon-lit streets, challenging preconceptions about 'y
24 Hours in Shanghai Changed My Opinion About China
2:10 Pack an umbrella if you visit Shanghai in the rain, as the city is best explored on foot despite the weather.
4:35 Look for food markets with separate sections for meat, fish, and fruit to ensure halal or dietary compliance.
19:05 Visit the French Concession for a peaceful, European-style atmosphere with beautiful trees, cafes, and less tourist traffic during the day.
22:34 Nanjing Road transforms at night with lights and crowds; it's a must-see for a vibrant city walk and shopping experience.
27:52 Exploring car showrooms like Huawei's may require an appointment, so plan ahead if you want to sit inside the vehicles.
33:07 Halal food is easy to find in big cities like Shanghai; look for green-themed restaurants or signs indicating Muslim-friendly dining.
2:10 Pack an umbrella if you visit Shanghai in the rain, as the city is best explored on foot despite the weather.
4:35 Look for food markets with separate sections for meat, fish, and fruit to ensure halal or dietary compliance.
19:05 Visit the French Concession for a peaceful, European-style atmosphere with beautiful trees, cafes, and less tourist traffic during the day.
22:34 Nanjing Road transforms at night with lights and crowds; it's a must-see for a vibrant city walk and shopping experience.
27:52 Exploring car showrooms like Huawei's may require an appointment, so plan ahead if you want to sit inside the vehicles.
33:07 Halal food is easy to find in big cities like Shanghai; look for green-themed restaurants or signs indicating Muslim-friendly dining.
0:00 Reaching the famous Bund area
1:37 Walking Nanjing Road in the rain
3:30 Breakfast at a fruit market
7:36 Daytime views of the Bund skyline
10:25 Exploring Yu Garden and temple architecture
16:33 Arriving at the French Concession area
22:02 Nanjing Street at night with lights
28:56 Night skyline from the Bund
31:55 First ride on Shanghai Metro
33:38 Halal dinner of lamb kebabs and nan
0:00 Reaching the famous Bund area
1:37 Walking Nanjing Road in the rain
3:30 Breakfast at a fruit market
7:36 Daytime views of the Bund skyline
10:25 Exploring Yu Garden and temple architecture
16:33 Arriving at the French Concession area
22:02 Nanjing Street at night with lights
28:56 Night skyline from the Bund
31:55 First ride on Shanghai Metro
33:38 Halal dinner of lamb kebabs and nan
city walkstreet foodfruit teanight skylinecolonial architecturemetro travelhalal foodshopping streettravel vlogurban explorationWhat was the fruit tea like?
It was delicious, no sugar, tasted like juice with a fruity green tea flavor.
How expensive is a taxi ride in Shanghai?
A 6.5 km Tesla ride cost 32-33 RMB (about $5), which is less than a cup of coffee at tourist spots.
Is halal food easy to find in Shanghai?
Yes, in big cities it's not an issue; look for green-themed restaurants with scarves or caps worn by staff.
