Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Explore Joa Chang Road, a street filled with vendors and traditional Chinese buildings. It offers a glimpse into local life and commerce, with a blend of old and new architecture. Be sure to check out the unique shops and street food stalls. (1:37)
- Tip 2Sample the diverse street food offerings in Shanghai. The Backpackers Passport recommends trying the beef, pork, and shrimp combination with dipping sauce. Be adventurous and try something new! (2:41)
- Tip 3Visit the Bund at night for breathtaking views of the city skyline. The illuminated skyscrapers create a magical atmosphere. It's a great place to take photos and soak in the ambiance. (7:20)
- Tip 4Experience the energy of Ning Road, the world's longest shopping district. Be prepared for crowds, but the vibrant atmosphere and unique shops are worth it. Consider visiting in the evening for a different perspective. (9:11)
Experience the whirlwind that is Shanghai in "Aussies Face a CULTURE SHOCK in CHINA"! The Backpackers Passport's first 24 hours are filled with sensory overload: from street food adventures and stunning architecture to unexpected encounters and cultural nuances. Their journey through bustling streets, iconic landmarks, and hidden gems paints a vivid picture of a city teeming with life and energy. This is a must-watch for anyone planning a trip to China!
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In their YouTube video, "Aussies Face a CULTURE SHOCK in CHINA 🇨🇳 (First 24hrs in Shanghai)", The Backpackers Passport chronicles their initial 24 hours in Shanghai. From the moment they landed, they were immersed in a sensory spectacle. The video captures the sheer vibrancy of Shanghai's streets, a whirlwind of sights, sounds, and smells. The Backpackers Passport immediately encountered the unique cultural practices of China, noting instances of street vendors, unique food preparation, and the sheer density of the population.
Their exploration of Shanghai's culinary scene is highlighted, with descriptions of street food and soup dumplings, providing viewers with a taste of local flavors. The journey takes them through the Yuyuan Garden area, though much of it was under construction, and to the Bund, where they experienced the impressive architecture and nighttime spectacle.
The vlog showcases a surprising discovery: a free chocolate museum filled with intricate chocolate sculptures. The Backpackers Passport shares their candid reactions to the sights and sounds, expressing both wonder and a degree of culture shock at the differences between their home culture and that of Shanghai.
The overall tone is one of enthusiastic exploration and genuine curiosity, punctuated by moments of amusement and surprise. The video concludes with a reflection on the overwhelming experience of their first day, leaving viewers eager to see what other adventures await The Backpackers Passport in their China journey. The video is a testament to the unique energy and cultural richness of Shanghai, capturing the essence of the city through the eyes of curious and adventurous travelers.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What was the most memorable part of your first 24 hours in Shanghai?
- A: Definitely the sensory overload! So many sights, sounds, smells, and tastes all at once. It was overwhelming, but in a good way.
- Q: What was the strangest thing you saw?
- A: Probably the frogs getting decapitated and gutted in the supermarket. It was a real culture shock!
- Q: What's your advice for other travelers visiting Shanghai?
- A: Be prepared for crowds and a fast-paced environment. Try the street food, explore the different neighborhoods, and be open to new experiences. You won't regret it!