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Why CHINA 🇨🇳 is so Ahead? (They won't believe)
Lujiazui, Shanghai: A Walk Through Public Spaces and Transit
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Part Time Traveller - China walks through Lujiazui in Shanghai, showing the weather, public spaces, QR-code payment, street cleaning, transport and everyday activity. The creator points out the area, traffic, public buses and a metro station, then buys bread from a shop. His comments about cleanliness and infrastructure reflect what he sees on this route, not a citywide survey.
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Part Time Traveller - China begins outdoors, comments on the weather and shows a view with a tower and other visitors. He demonstrates scanning a QR code to pay for a drink in a public area and points out cleaners, flowers and what he describes as clean streets. He says the video shows his own observations and responds to criticism that his footage is not real. He points out a power-bank ATM, though the exact device and service are unclear, and later names the area as Lujiazui in Shanghai. As he walks, he shows bins, old telephone booths, trees, wide roads and infrastructure. He describes the area as busy and mentions electric buses and a nearby metro station. The creator then visits a shop, looks at bread, sandwiches and doughnuts, and buys bread. He does not identify the shops or give prices. The video's claims about cleanliness and public infrastructure are his impressions from the route shown, not a comparison or citywide assessment.
Part Time Traveller - China walks through Lujiazui in Shanghai, showing the weather, public spaces, QR-code payment, street cleaning, transport and everyday activity. The creator points out the area, traffic, public buses and a metro station, then buys bread from a shop. His comments about cleanliness and infrastructure reflect what he sees on this route, not a citywide survey.
A walk through Shanghai's Lujiazui, with public spaces, QR payment, transport and a stop for baked goods.
Lujiazui, Shanghai: A Walk Through Public Spaces and Transit
1:01 The creator scans a QR code to pay for a drink in a public area. If you plan to pay this way, check which method the seller accepts and whether you can use it; the video does not name the service or confirm it works for every visitor.
3:20 The creator says they are going to take an elevator, then shows a view he identifies as Lujiazui. The video does not identify the building or access point, so confirm the entrance and route locally if you are looking for a viewpoint.
6:20 During the walk, the creator points out a metro station and mentions nearby public transport. He does not give the station name, so locate the exact stop on a map before planning your route.
7:23 At a shop, the creator looks at bread, sandwiches and doughnuts, and buys bread. He does not name the shop or give prices; treat this as one stop from his walk rather than a specific shop recommendation.
1:01 The creator scans a QR code to pay for a drink in a public area. If you plan to pay this way, check which method the seller accepts and whether you can use it; the video does not name the service or confirm it works for every visitor.
3:20 The creator says they are going to take an elevator, then shows a view he identifies as Lujiazui. The video does not identify the building or access point, so confirm the entrance and route locally if you are looking for a viewpoint.
6:20 During the walk, the creator points out a metro station and mentions nearby public transport. He does not give the station name, so locate the exact stop on a map before planning your route.
7:23 At a shop, the creator looks at bread, sandwiches and doughnuts, and buys bread. He does not name the shop or give prices; treat this as one stop from his walk rather than a specific shop recommendation.
0:00 Opening view and outdoor walk
0:57 Scanning a QR code to pay
1:22 Street cleaning and public spaces
3:20 Taking an elevator to a view
3:41 Street bins and old phone booths
5:40 Square, traffic and electric buses
6:17 Metro station and public transit
6:58 Buying bread and other snacks
0:00 Opening view and outdoor walk
0:57 Scanning a QR code to pay
1:22 Street cleaning and public spaces
3:20 Taking an elevator to a view
3:41 Street bins and old phone booths
5:40 Square, traffic and electric buses
6:17 Metro station and public transit
6:58 Buying bread and other snacks
Lujiazui Shanghai walkShanghai public spacesQR payment in ShanghaiShanghai metro and busesdaily life in ShanghaiShanghai street walkWhere does the walk take place?
The creator identifies the area as Lujiazui in Shanghai.
What does he show about QR payments?
He scans a QR code to pay for a drink in a public area. He does not name the payment service.
Which transport appears in the video?
The video shows electric buses and a nearby metro station. The creator does not give the station name.
What does he buy at the shop?
He looks at bread, sandwiches and doughnuts, and buys bread. He does not mention the shop name or a price.
What does the creator say about the streets?
He points out cleaners, flowers, trees and bins, and says the streets shown are clean. These are observations from his walk.
