I challenged myself to travel across China in one day — starting in Shenzhen, taking a high-speed train to Guangzhou railway station, heading to the Canton Fair, and ending the night in Shanghai.
Along the way, I used only public transport, including the metro, a flight, and even a Didi taxi. This...
Lizzy pulls off a remarkable travel sprint across China, beginning in Shenzhen and hopping hi-speed rails to Guangzhou, then sprinting to the Canton Fair before ending the night in Shanghai. Told in her upbeat, practical voice, the video breaks down how she relied entirely on public transport—from the metro and flying on a plane to catching a Didi taxi—demonstrating what it’s really like to move between three mega cities in a single day. Expect candid costs, real-time logistics, and a front-row look at some of China’s busiest routes and one of the world’s biggest trade events. It’s a bold experiment that maps out the practicalities of short-notice intercity travel, showing both the hustle and how feasible it can be for travelers who want to cover a lot of ground without a private car. The narrative isn’t just about speed; it’s about understanding timing, transfers, and the everyday rhythm of moving through China’s modern transportation network in 24 hours.
Attractions in this video: Canton Fair, Guangzhou South Railway Station, Futian Station, Shanghai Pudong Airport
