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The chapter sequence follows a couple around Shanghai over three days. They run on the Bund, use Amap and walk through the Former French Concession, Anfu Road and Wukang Road. Along the route they visit 13de Marzo, Apoli Itabakery and Wukang Building, then take their first Didi ride and visit Shanghai Tower and Eye of Shanghai. They try jianbing, look around a fake market, get prescription glasses, visit Yuyuan Old Street and a marriage market, share a set lunch for two, and finish with a Huangpu River cruise and views of the Bund.
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A morning on the Bund and neighborhood walks
The itinerary begins with a morning run on the Bund, followed by a segment about using Amap. The couple then walks through the Former French Concession and along Anfu Road, stopping at 13de Marzo. Later chapters take them to Wukang Road, Apoli Itabakery and Wukang Building. The sequence includes their first Didi ride, then visits to Shanghai Tower and Eye of Shanghai.
Food, shopping, and the river
The couple try jianbing and visit a fake market before getting prescription glasses in China. Their route continues to Yuyuan Old Street and a marriage market. They also have a set lunch for two described as very Chinese, then take a cruise on the Huangpu River. The final chapters return to the Bund for a few more images before the bloopers. These stops outline a three-day Shanghai itinerary through walks, landmarks, shopping, food and a river cruise.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: Which Shanghai neighborhoods are included in the itinerary?
- A: The chapter list includes the Former French Concession, Anfu Road, Wukang Road and Yuyuan Old Street, along with the Bund.
- Q: What activities and sights do they visit in Shanghai?
- A: Their stops include Shanghai Tower, Eye of Shanghai, Wukang Building, a marriage market and a Huangpu River cruise.
- Q: What food do they try during the trip?
- A: The chapters mention jianbing, a visit to Apoli Itabakery and a set lunch for two described as very Chinese.
