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Mo Zhu used to dislike Shanghai but four months into living there she has grown to love the city, while also acknowledging that the love might not last. She dives into a nuanced view of Shanghai, moving beyond the surface of modern infrastructure to discuss the city’s spiritual and cultural levels. She notes an increasingly inclusive attitude toward animals and a more flexible Living Style where traditional life paths are no longer a necessity. She explains how Shanghai’s global, cosmopolitan vibe supports a freelance lifestyle, offers high hourly pay, and hosts a thriving scene for food, art, and nightlife. The city’s international character is highlighted through foreign communities, diverse events, and accessible experiences that range from themed parties to Christmas markets, all contributing to a vibrant, sometimes overwhelming energy. Mo reflects on how the abundance of opportunities and distractions can dilute focus and blur career goals. She observes a dating culture that is s


















