In Shanghai, you can easily get life photos like this

I've been to Shanghai many times, mostly for work or meeting friends for dinner. This time, starting from Lechang, Guangdong, crossing over 1,200 kilometers, I finally had a day in Shanghai to walk around and take photos. If you, like me, have just one free day for a short stop in Shanghai but don’t want to do a tiring city walk, then you can save and keep this route! 1. Wukang Road Must-shoot spot: diagonally opposite Wukang Building, easily get a magazine cover shot. Nearby 376 and a little further ahead, the café are the same spots where Wallace Chung filmed his Shanghai running vlog and took photos; 2. Jing’an Temple: On the pedestrian bridge coming out of the subway station, capture the same scene of Jing’an Temple and the passing traffic. 3. Sinan Road: The former residence of Zhou Enlai here is also open, and I happened to meet friends nearby for a meal and gathering. 4. Shanghai Bund: Recommended to arrive around 5 PM to shoot the Bund’s beautiful scenery under the blue hour, then capture the night view (unfortunately, on the day I came, it was cloudy and rainy, no blue hour, and the sky was quite gray).