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This is My House in Shanghai, CHINA 🇨🇳
Shanghai House Tour and Apartment Tour in China Living theEx
Come on a tour of our home in Shanghai, China! ✨
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Come on a tour of our home in Shanghai, China as we show what life is like in a modern apartment or house. The video focuses on the spaces we inhabit, giving a sense of daily routines and the small details that make a home away from home. The host expresses gratitude for Patreon and Ko-fi supporters, underscoring the community aspect of sharing expat life and travel experiences in China.
This traveler video takes you inside a Shanghai home, offering a personable house and apartment tour that blends everyday living with a slice of expat life in China. The host shares the vibe of their Shanghai residence, showing viewers what it’s like to live in a rental here, all while weaving in a sense of community and gratitude for supporters who help keep the channel going. The tone is warm and intimate, inviting you to imagine daily life in a modern Chinese home, and it sits within a broader travel and residency narrative that touches on other Chinese cities and experiences.
Come on a tour of our home in Shanghai, China as we show what life is like in a modern apartment or house. The video focuses on the spaces we inhabit, giving a sense of daily routines and the small details that make a home away from home. The host expresses gratitude for Patreon and Ko-fi supporters, underscoring the community aspect of sharing expat life and travel experiences in China.
Always Away walks us through the evolution of their Shanghai life, tracing how a series of homes—from a modern loft with surprising storage to a convenience-driven mall residence with facial recognition barriers—led to a courtyard house that feels truly homely and full of character. The old building’s front gate, two entry doors, and a courtyard set a different rhythm from the gated high-rise, and the couple emphasizes the sense of community, describing neighbors cooking nearby and a shared, friendly atmosphere. The kitchen becomes the star of the tour, with light flooding in and the couple joking about Christmas decorations that somehow remain relevant in February. They discuss the appliances, noting the European brands with Chinese adaptations, and recount a cabinet reorganization that makes everything reachable, including a clever system for jars and pantry items that keeps things tidy and accessible. They marvel at typical Chinese conveniences like hot water and an affordable hose of upgrades, and they introduce cat life as an ongoing, charming subplot with a “cat village” under the sofa and a cat corner featuring automatic feeders and storage for months of cat supplies. The living space is compact but highly functional: storage is tucked under the bed, in wardrobes, and in clever corners, with exposed brick, Moroccan tile accents on stairs, wooden beams, and a courtyard view that doubles as their editing suite. The duo shares practical tips, such as underfloor heating and a robust aircon system for winter warmth, and they reflect on humidity and the need for a dehumidifier in Shanghai’s climate. They also highlight the ease of renting furnished apartments in China, where furniture is often provided, which dramatically lowers the barrier to moving abroad. The bedroom offers more storage challenges and a “super king” bed debate with their American viewers, while the bathroom reveals generous shelving and a high-quality shower. What ties the video together is a sense of daily life in flux: magnets from travels, cat care, a growing plant collection, and the joys and quirks of living in a central but quiet corner of Shanghai. Always Away invites viewer feedback on what to explore next in China and closes with a lighthearted nod to Abby the cat, ending with a warm, intimate farewell that underscores the couple’s openness to community and shared experiences.
Always Away takes us on a vivid tour of a quirky, character-filled home in Shanghai that marks a big shift from previous modern but bland flats. The video opens with reflections on three Shanghai homes, contrasting a high-rise loft with limited storage and a mall residence with facial recognition barriers to the new century-old courtyard house that feels warm and communal. The couple revels in the old-school entry, its two doors, and the authentic touch that comes with a 100-year-old building, including big front windows and Moroccan-inspired stairs. The kitchen becomes a central stage for everyday life, where they joke about the February Christmas decorations, describe their European white goods with a Chinese twist, and marvel at affordable upgrades like a $30 Phillips appliance. Always Away showcases practical, space-saving organization: easily accessible jars, tall shelves, and a tea collection that hints at their British roots while adapting to local goods. The pair talk about cat
Always Away tours a stylish, older Shanghai home that feels deeply lived in and comfortable after two more clinical flats. The space is brimming with character,
Shanghai apartment tour and home life in a centuries-old courtyard—kic
00:01 choose a home with character and community feel; balance modern convenience with older architecture to create a homely vibe
02:59 invest in a robust storage system and reachable shelves to maximize small spaces in furnished rentals
14:12 test underfloor heating and a good heating/aircon setup for year-round comfort; use curtains to trap heat in back rooms
19:40 use a dehumidifier in humid cities like Shanghai to prevent mold and protect belongings; monitor moisture daily
00:01 choose a home with character and community feel; balance modern convenience with older architecture to create a homely vibe
02:59 invest in a robust storage system and reachable shelves to maximize small spaces in furnished rentals
14:12 test underfloor heating and a good heating/aircon setup for year-round comfort; use curtains to trap heat in back rooms
19:40 use a dehumidifier in humid cities like Shanghai to prevent mold and protect belongings; monitor moisture daily
00:01 intro: three homes in Shanghai
01:04 entrance and layout
02:59 coffee corner and kitchen setup
07:15 cat corner and living area
09:58 storage and magnets
12:02 cat village and cat corner tour
15:58 bedroom and storage details
18:01 editing space and light
20:30 moisture and dehumidifier issue
21:46 bathroom tour
00:01 intro: three homes in Shanghai
01:04 entrance and layout
02:59 coffee corner and kitchen setup
07:15 cat corner and living area
09:58 storage and magnets
12:02 cat village and cat corner tour
15:58 bedroom and storage details
18:01 editing space and light
20:30 moisture and dehumidifier issue
21:46 bathroom tour
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