No One Said Nightlife in Shanghai China was Like This!

No One Said Nightlife in Shanghai China was Like This!
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[@privacyhelp]

only in US illegal to drink in the street but legal carry weapons in the street

[@user-zk5zv3en4s]

That is kinda weird. Why would Americans think alcohol is more dangerous than a gun?

[@User-nw37]

Imagine people carry guns and also drunk, dangerous combination.

[@yfexl-1584]

I have been wondering why drinking in public is illegal in US.

[@baojhoang7242]

@@yfexl-1584 The short answer is control, the long answer is tax and money. If allowing people to drink in public, people can buy alcohol at the market at lower prices and pay less in taxes. Forcing people to buy and drink only at certain locations, you have to pay higher prices, create more jobs and collect more taxes. Also, guns and alcohol don't go well together and since you can't banned guns, it's easier to control alcohol.

[@coolspace2786]

​@@user-zk5zv3en4sit is called rule based order

[@fpoa]

Having lived in China for many years, I would say the best part is not having to worry too much about safety. There's never really a risk of being robbed or held at gun point and the cities are quite nice to walk around in at night. I lived in SF for a number of years, and it's terrifying to see how crime and homelessness became so prevalent in the city.

[@youme1414]

Yet we are repeatedly told China is not free or there is no freedom for the people. Oh, please, West!

[@richardlo4867]

Yup. Except for the young party set Americans don't venture out at night time much because risk to personal safety is too great. I would personally call that a human rights violation but others will call it a personal choice...one that is enforced by, erh, circumstances.

[@etow8034]

SF is now a stinking Zombie infested cesspool !

[@ricklin2804]

Well it's really a low standard...China is better than that.

[@zim2023Dwl]

That means you have shifted your attention from BBC, CNN or other major medias that tell lies about China, congrat to you for opening your eyes

[@pandabearoceanpark]

It looks that people are enjoying their life with freedom to drink in public. And it’s nice to be able to walk at night without worrying being robbed or shot like in the US!

[@sunnydaysddt2068]

@@hhghfhhfh6146it’s true tho. As someone living in US, I’m indeed worried about being robbed or harassed even in day time.

[@nmew6926]

That's real freedom

[@jameelmohammed4995]

​@@sunnydaysddt2068Maybe you should toughen up, living your life in fear isn't living

[@davidlist7507]

But killed for smoking a joint how free is that?

[@danielforster6438]

我希望与你互换国籍，我不害怕美国的枪击和抢劫，只要能忍受中共的统治！

[@What.7777]

Now, you know u may need a year or more if you wanted to know China deeper, not just big cities but places like Yunnan, Sichuan, Guangxi, even Tibet 😂😂😂😂 You will definitely be impressed by the variety of cultures and languages and it's own character and beauties of each place in China, but yet all live in harmony, this is the Chinese type of democracy, don't be brain washed by the biased western medias ❤❤❤❤❤

[@lx051225]

chinese type of democracy is no democracy

[@LeoGoodman2475]

Since you have privileges as a foreigner in China 😂😂

[@DaGoook]

@@LeoGoodman2475 The poster is Chinese 100%. And he also need to look up the definition of democracy...

[@Daoistify]

Shanghai is great. We lived and worked in a gritty poor city in Anhui Province about an hour flight to Shanghai. It was like going to a different planet when we left our third world location on the murky Yangtze River to enjoy the first tier city. Outside of the traffic, street hawkers, people who wanted pictures of foreigners and intense air pollution it’s a fun place.

[@benicerelax]

有病吧，用你科普啊，看个视频何必呢

[@asbtravl7288]

As a black American Wow! I’m studying Mandarin and wanted to see boots on the ground! This VLOG series on China by Sly is confirmation of what I thought about the Chinese people and culture ! Extremely motivated thanks sly

[@DaGoook]

Mandarin is a great language to learn but I wouldn't say China overall is a black friendly country just FYI. The amount of racism I've seen here is astounding.

[@liwending2992]

@@DaGoook 如果是绿皮书 Green Book (2018)的马赫沙拉·阿里 Mahershala Ali 那肯定不会受到歧视 . 中国人喜欢有礼貌的 老外

[@DaGoook]

@@liwending2992 你少来吧 我在大陆12年了，你以为我不知道真相吗？

[@liwending2992]

@@DaGoook 真相是啥 人家最多不喜欢你 这不叫歧视 . 如果是 绿皮书的主角 那大多数人都喜欢 . 你不是美元 不会大家都喜欢你 .

[@DaGoook]

@@liwending2992 无论一个黑人素质怎么样都不能说什么他们是“内个”，农业工具，没进化好的人等等。这种话我见过太多次了。这种话这种看法客观来看就是种族歧视。喜欢喝歧视是两码事你懂吗？ 还有，我没有说我是黑人，我只有说我见到太多这种事了。

[@serriajohn]

This is what looks like when a country operates in capitalism under a communism regime. Safe,clean & no drug addict.

[@cindywuzh1]

Exactly lol

[@franklastname8215]

It might be a great place for foreigners to travel, but as a Chinese, I don’t want to live in a place with no human right. China in 2022 is nightmare

[@Mr_chenZ]

不是没有吸毒者，而是很少吸毒者，因为毒贩者极少，毒品在中国几乎见不到。

[@kappakai78]

Chongqing had a pretty notorious ice and ketamine scene last time I was there. Not sure if it’s still bad, that was 15 years ago.

[@federico9320]

@@franklastname8215 出去了就好，大家各过各的，也别说大陆的生活怎么怎么样，还nightmare呢😅，说的好像国外多有人权似的。但总的来说，你如果在国外，还是比在国内的甜小鬼好很多的，祝你生活愉快。

[@cshan5424]

Chinese are one of the most friendly and humble people. No matter where you come from, no racism, no discrimination, no hate..., you come to China as friends you are treated as true friends

[@DaGoook]

你挺会卖画饼哦兄弟。没有种族歧视？少来吧

[@cloudwithwind574]

@@DaGoook 博主是黑人吧，他受到歧视了？你不要把个例当全部！

[@DaGoook]

@@cloudwithwind574 我是汉族人

[@jieliu8088]

The most comfortable thing in China is safety. I believe that personal life and property safety is the highest priority and a fundamental prerequisite for freedom. you can let go of all your guard and do what you want, is it not the greatest freedom?

[@scratchpenny]

It's important, but the greatest freedom is tied to political freedom/ the right to self-governance. How can you do what you want if you don't have that? Without it, another's rules will always dictate what you can and can't do.

[@519stream3]

​@@scratchpennydifferent culture organize or manage their society in different ways. All the different ways of governance were self evoluted or in another word different cultures have different ways of self governance. The Chinese government was not from another planet or from a foreign country. It is self organized by the Chinese people to manage themselves. It's a superior way of self governance than the inferior west way.

[@519stream3]

​​​​​@@scratchpennyin united state I just went through the torture of participating the legal procedure of being a jury. A complete waste of time. You think that is voluntary you are wrong. Once you are picked you can not escape, the guns the smiling police officer carry are not for show. United states is the biggest tyranny of democracy. You are forced to be used by the court. No political freedom at all. It's just stupid to think that only the west way of governance is self governance. I would say it is one of the inferior type of self governance especially compared to the Chinese system.

[@hermesrico]

Apparently I was poisoned by the western media.

[@mars-oo]

抓紧来中国，清除毒害。

[@AmazingChinaToday]

You are 100% correct.

[@Cdictator]

China has the second largest GDP in the world, only behind the United States. The western media never denied that. If the government put majority of the country’s resources into several cities, that’s what he saw in Shanghai.

[@michaelkensington2494]

Yeah pretty much. When I went in 2014 I was shocked. Nothing like what I was told. My coworker thought I was going to get jailed for being American and no one would ever find me 😅😅😅

[@user-zx1zx5ct5y]

@@michaelkensington2494 哈哈😂😂😂

[@cabasadefogo9533]

Xin Tian Di literally means New Heaven and Earth or New World. Me and my wife loved that neighborhood. Very posh, all working professionals. Spas open till 5am to cater to workers working till midnight!

[@rey1953]

Xintiandi is not as happening as it use to be years ago. Brown Sugar and CFW were great places with live music. Both gone now. Calix is still there I see. Kind of cool place, used to get some live music not sure they still do.

[@blardymunggas6884]

Beautiful city. All the girls are so well dressed. Awesome

[@user-zk5zv3en4s]

Shanghai people make a big fuss about how they dress, seriously.

[@danwelterweight4137]

​@@user-zk5zv3en4s that is where all the money is made. I am not surprised. Looks like an absolutely lovely city. I can't wait to go visit it. 👍

[@shineluvslambiel]

I felt like a country girl when I was there in May

[@abugomana2648]

are they even dressed?

[@abugomana2648]

are they even dressed?

[@TWisDOG1]

Shanghai is the best city in the whole world and Shenzhen is the second to the list. No crimes, no lay-offs, no poverty, no noise, no racism, no sleep.

[@yongzhu8454]

In fact, Shanghai is the most foreign-loving city in China. Foreigners here are usually treated preferentially, making them feel superior.

[@willengel2458]

no nonsense.

[@pedroserapio8075]

I don't know if are being ironic, but I worked on the most racist company in Shanghai, ETW International, ETW国际. It ended up with the boss, aka fake english name Marty Guo, threaten me that would cut my head off, in front of my wife. I don't agree with the paradise that you are painting.

[@zero71er78]

Shanghai certainly has everything you said, but it is covered up by the obsession with money and money

[@neilchan7361]

no way. chengdu is better.shanghai too hectic.

[@ICEMAN_GT]

A very vibrant city indeed.

[@d.darcy.y]

I just want to let you know how thankful I am for these videos! I'm travelling to Asia for the first time and am really nervous but seeing such a realistic walk through of the streets and hearing your experiences makes me feel so much more prepared! 🤗

[@lx051225]

which part of asia? Some places have higher murder rates than Africa and South America

[@user-rq6sp5wr7n]

Dont worry about it in china.

[@Luca-lee]

As a Chinese, we welcome people from all over the world to visit China, visit China, and make friends with the Chinese people at any time. The Chinese people are one of the friendliest ethnic groups in the world

[@ez3422]

Shanghai is a wonderful city. Enjoy your life there!

[@QueenCraftsChannel]

It’s crazy how they are so calm and laid back. In America you can’t walk around with people drinking without some sort of violence breaking out or some mentally ill person running amuck.

[@lok6314]

haha you cray cray westerners, it start with the spirit of being disciplined.

[@QueenCraftsChannel]

@@lok6314 I dont act like that. I just live here.

[@tjompa8020]

Could you elaborate the word "American" . If you didn´t know it we have north , south and central america with a total of 57 countries

[@QueenCraftsChannel]

@@tjompa8020 Nobody else is referred to as Americans outside of America. I’m talking about The United States of America 🇺🇸

[@stefanop1340]

or some drag queens hunting little kids

[@bluelagoontipplerloft6130]

Hello friend beautiful scenery 👍😁

[@y2kfei170]

There's no law about drinking in public so it is perfectly legal. In addition, there's no minimal drinking/smoking age in China. Chinese law is more relax in this area compared to that of USA.

[@tao2869]

but no drugs, we are not tolerant in that regard.

[@mitnato]

@@tao2869drug = death penalty

[@blueiguana430]

Um I’m pretty sure the legal drinking age is 18? And most shops won’t sell cigarettes and alcohol to underage people.

[@qilu2004]

on drink and drive in china, not even a beer is tolerated.

[@bfc4837]

@@mitnato There is no death penalty for taking drugs, but the death penalty for selling drugs over a certain weight

[@brokentv_23]

I think most of the viewers don't mind if the video gets longer than 30 minutes! Good job Sly, enjoyed the video😄

[@robinyoungsylar]

So real, so chill. Love this video.

[@tedwong7037]

China may have the most advanced governance model in the world now, a successful management of 1.4 billion people.

[@wyz9815]

So true, I didn't realize it until I experienced the West

[@iyansetiadi1986]

Safety is more important than freedom of speech.

[@jackychen5578]

If you are human, you know there will never be total freedom of speech. Every country has something you can not talk about.

[@fvalemus5377]

True, however in China, there is also freedom of speech, but not out of control with misinformation and lies like in the West.

[@RC94332]

Got that right

[@Ronin_Noir]

Says the person living in a free society. Free speech means you can’t even speak on crimes, persecution and other illegal and immoral acts of your government, officials, etc. Look up the interview of Yeommi Park; the woman who fled North Korea into China and then the US.

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

China have freedom of speech, except the speech can bring bad influence to the stable of sociaty, so satefy is more important than freedom of speech.

[@bobmocarsky7943]

China likes to make the night time cozy with lights, love it! Spare no expense making a nice living environment *

[@shineluvslambiel]

LEDs are cheap and very energy efficient.

[@alvinnnliu]

All hail the Shanghai vibe!

[@sunloveslife3342]

Thank you for showing me my hometown, I MISS Shanghai ;(. You can’t even walk around at night in SF,CA without worrying about personal safety and there is not much to see anyway. CHINA number 1 and I hope you enjoy china and spread more love around the world! China is not a threat and we need to work together to make a peaceful world!

[@fryavanbosh3563]

👍❤️

[@genericdeveloper3966]

Well both of our governments are a threat tbh, but the average person doesn't want wars.

[@bouncingBrain]

@@genericdeveloper3966 . There is a difference. Since 1950, there were only a handful of years that the US were not involved in military actions around the world thousands of miles away. The US drops bombs where China build infrastructure.

[@willengel2458]

mate, you are behaving like China's next door neighbor because there isn't too many #1 to go around. be humbled.

[@tileavenue6911]

I grew up in California and left it to live in Shenzhen, China. Glad I experienced America when it was still pretty good. Now Chinese trying to enjoy American Life with all that mess hh

[@hong3170]

Street side bar in Shanghai, this is new. I like this kind of thing. In Spain and Portugal, people drink standing on the streets. It is a nice scene.

[@fayyaznoor1962]

how very well dressed all of them are!

[@etow8034]

This is not the nightlife in Shanghai, the nightlife there is like the nightlife in Manhattan or LA, but 10 folds larger every single night and not just Friday or Saturday nights. Venues like MAO Live House are packed with live gigs and are packed full to the hilt every single night unlike in the US which is just a weekend thing.

[@ciwanechris1428]

I see the city is beautiful and clean ! Thank you for sharing your video my brother 😁👍🏽

[@michaelkensington2494]

I miss China. Cant find this in the US plus its not safe to strole out at night. Enjoy your travels. So you're going to Chongqing next... hope you can fit in Shenzhen. 😁😁

[@TheBalibull]

I like the way you talk and the what words you use. It is very clear and educational.

[@longyou8254]

On more harmonious and normal summer night, ........ what a wonderful world it world be, if, if all over the world looks like this

[@morganangel340]

yet all the ''China Experts'' on YT lately say Shanghai is dead. 🤔

[@charleneji6759]

Thx for the video! I've never been to Xintiandi in the evening. 😀

[@lucyd9670]

It looks so clean...

[@youngsuit]

bro western media will have us thinking that what you showed us in this video is a lie. glad to see people showing what actual life is like there when i was there

[@lanma3746]

Thank you for your videos, and thank you for your share, I have never seen that 😀 😊 😄 ☺️

[@ozanbasaran9671]

Great video..keep going. subscribed.

[@youme1414]

We can see that China is as free as the most democratic country in the world and it comes with a safety package.

[@IFS_Zephyr]

Great job man exactly the content i was looking for

[@linlinliu3543]

Thank you for sharing!

[@lizz7805]

I recommend luiiazui at night, it’s a different vibe, more modern, less populated and more sophisticated

[@thomasbrady63]

Wow really cool !!

[@talkaboutwacky]

The alleyways of Shanghai are so beautiful. It looks like a fun city

[@skytherealm8702]

night life has a different meaning in China or even the east south Asia...they have a clubing bar hopping night life too but drinking is so so so so so free there that it redefined bar hopping so the night life in China is for everyone from eating clubbing and just all entertainment you like... not like most of the west where at 7 o'clock the place is dead for only selected place only... lol that's night call night life.....and like most people speaking on this... you are 99 percent not going to get shot...

[@arouny100]

Very nice and friendly

[@chaisroom6631]

It looks very nice...

[@gp4141]

Sly, my mandarin is only beginner level, but the guy you thought was asking for money, he was likely offering to treat you to a meal. “Chifan” is literally “eat meal”. Not likely asking for one since your camera isn’t edible.

[@bwh8100]

you are right

[@YourXellency]

No... this guy is on my street. He's asking for "money to eat." He only knows "MONEY" in English. He's a part of some cult-like gang. They take the money to an underground group and share the wealth. There's a darker side to it, but I'll leave it up to you to find out.

[@user-mp2dx8kp4q]

yes, you are right!

[@eddieschneider1947]

I like your commentary. Instant subscriber.

[@Van_Wilder]

10:12 what a belter 😍

[@ruggala3000]

Great vid! What visa did you get to stay there so long?

[@basicvince]

I know this area. I had Italian food there before, though it wasn't as good as that Alimentari restaurant I told you about

[@RP-mm9ie]

Thanks

[@user-bz5io6ph8w]

Nice vlog, what do you film these with?

[@tariqquamar]

I lived in Shanghai for 3 years, loved it.

[@dz-dg9sv]

Taz!

[@tariqquamar]

Danny!!!!

[@rharpman]

shanghai is the best city in the world

[@dannyc2474]

Good video man from nyc

[@liiveinternationalinitiati5004]

100x better than the best part of the states

[@morganangel340]

yet all the ''China Experts'' on YT lately say Shanghai is dead. 🤔

[@lx051225]

If they can get a US visa for free, half of the people who appear in this video will go, do you believe that

[@morganangel340]

@@lx051225 yeah, NO. you overestimate the appeal of ''the greatest country in the world'' there are millions of Chinese students in US, not many remain, even if they have the chance. Especially since they see the reality. 😂😂

[@lx051225]

@@morganangel340 the reality is they can’t stay,there is no millions students,only 120000. chinese students only have 15%can get visa.india is 60%.and i just heard i chinese students Ranked No. 1 in the United States,But still rejected by all the schools he applied to. even finished college in us. they still cannot get work visa, in fact i know 3 persons go to the college in Us, they all back to china bcs Unable to find a company willing to help them apply for a work visa within the validity period of the student visa. you can see there is very safe place,but they work much harder than Americans . only get 20% of the wages in the United States.and no freedom of speech,been locked in covid,their pet get killed. actually maybe they don’t care is america or europe or japan or australia..many of them just want to leave china, maybe you craving a safe place in us,but we craving freedom and justice in china .and in my personal experience,Shanghainese are now the most fleeing China because they were treated badly during the pandemic

[@morganangel340]

@@lx051225 The United States leads the list of the countries with the most Chinese students, with a total of 340,222 students. Australia comes second among the countries with students from China, 155,594 students. 122,140 international students from China have chosen the United Kingdom to study abroad. That's at this point... over time they were MILLIONS. And some years ago China was not as developed as it is today, and still not so many choose ''Freedom and Democracy''

[@richard6663]

Everyone walking around drinking out on the street 😮

[@davenobody407]

Welcome to the freedom

[@yishi9603]

because no one commit a crime after alcohol

[@ozanbasaran9671]

Yes.. i am from the eu. but i live in wuhan.. after work i drink my beer way to home. walking and drinking..sitting on a bench relaxing and after that in the evening i am going to a club or a bar..lots of westerner meets at a bar..enjoy dance drink..and late at night we go home..so freely.. just don`t drive after drink.. drug and using gun is a big trouble in China. even do not think about it.

[@cloudwithwind574]

@@ozanbasaran9671 In China, drugs and firearms may put you in prison or even face the death penalty!

[@rudyalfonsus686]

Xintiandi is different now. i remember 5 years ago before pandemic this place was full of foreigner. locals were minority here

[@julioduan7130]

Impossible to have had foreigners as the majority.

[@TheLinama]

they are coming back though. last week when I was eating at the polux, there are five tables of americans surrounding me.

[@rudyalfonsus686]

@Eddie Hughes no. this place was where the expats in shanghai gathering. you could find every kinds of beer from western countries in this place. hoegarden, paulaner, jaegaer, etc.

[@peterwilliams7335]

How come the counter for number of comments is still 0 Comments when there are more than 100 comments are posted here? I have been noticed the same thing happens to other channels that also show what is going on in China.

[@user-zn4em3ci1r]

台湾工作人员掌握着大中华区的审核工作，他们不会让你看到真实的东西😂😂

[@tonyc5384]

Real time statistics for views on YT is more important than tracking number of comments. Come back few hours/days later, you'll see the counter updated.

[@writingnjazz]

Hey Sly! Going to Salvador , Brazil for my bday in September. What is best hotel and/or the one you stayed in? Thanks ✊🏿🇧🇷

[@Pgeorgiex]

Shanghai looks fun!

[@hanmi1216]

Damn, i got dizzy just by looking at how crowded it is 😨. Maybe I'm too old for that 😅😂

[@iyansetiadi1986]

Yes grandpa.

[@macc1683]

We need more of these videos

[@jrallday]

Man it’s poppin out there ⚡️

[@michaelzm76]

8:00 What is complete freedom and democracy？ Drinking on the street with friend without being disturbed by the police in Saturday night！

[@MikeLiangsz]

Xin-tian-di: pronounciation is: Shin-Tee-an di, Xin is new, Tian is sky, di is ground, basically it means new world, new area.

[@user-zs9ge5io1m]

周末愉快！

[@dragonfly02490]

@Sly, it's LED lights. Almost no one make neon lights now a day.

[@markguox]

FYI, "X" in chinese pinyin is pronounced "sh", not "ch". The place you visited, Xintiandi, therefore is called "Shin Tee-en Dee". It means New World, a very popular spot to hang out for tourists and locals alike.

[@yohen6782]

Well, technically it's not pronounced as "sh" nor "ch", it's just more similar to "sh". I don't think there's such a "X" pronunciation in english. So new stuff to learn. :)

[@kissyourtoes1]

You can pronounce it as "Thin“

[@cecily8207]

Welcome all friendly friends to visit China ❤

[@positivemindsets2225]

some of the malls are very impressive inside so you should go in

[@Regalman]

I played ice hockey in Shanghai for 2 years semi-professionally and you know I spoke the language and everything and when I extremely happy somedays and extremely depressed somedays. China is a very interesting place and one word that describes China perfectly is 矛盾 I leave it to you guys to research and explore the philosophy behind that Chinese character.

[@daisilei]

you say 矛盾 in chinese is 阴阳

[@zim2023Dwl]

contradiction or dilema or two-sides or ?

[@Regalman]

​@@zim2023Dwl go ask a chinese friend have a conversation about it. :)

[@pohoiki922]

Looks Like freedom!

[@herberthe2071]

Girls out and about on the street enjoying themselves in the middle of the night.

[@darrenstettner5381]

Hell yeah amigo! Looks like you’re having a great adventure. I’ve been wandering around asia for a pretty long time now. Fucking love it here. I know this is a huge generalization but Asian people make really nice societies. Polite, safe, innovative, affordable, etc. I’ve been meaning to go back to the states for months now but just can’t muster up the will to leave.

[@yaosautoben]

👍👍

[@geraldkohar]

Yep, this is Shanghai's Xintiandi. One of the best place to hangout along with Pudong, Nanjing Rd, the bund, and with less popular but really good area like Huahai Rd, Xujiahui

[@YourXellency]

He's also in Huangpu Xuhui area along the Julu Rd strip and Changle Road. I live in this area. Surprised he didn't catch me walking my dogs :)

[@RC94332]

8:18 my type of spot

[@stephenc6955]

Sly was checking out the Ladies in Shanghai

[@manimalworks7424]

So different from what CNN and BBC showed. Dude, you have a different camera?

[@user-yi2dc9lr4m]

哈哈哈哈，那些媒体的画面故意做处理了的！

[@pptskills]

Western media also say that China has committed genocide, but Muslims are the ethnic group with the largest population growth.😂

[@iyansetiadi1986]

It is much safer spewing fake news about China than spewing fake news about Dominion Voting Machines company.

[@courtneyvegan9448]

China observer on KZbin is depressing.

[@riser7795]

X is Sh sound, Q is Ch sound. Hope that helps

[@eio1971]

Xintiandi,Puxi, Maoming Na Lu, The Bund, and Pudong where the spots to hang out when i was there that was a while ago. Man I need to come back for a visit

[@alvin9882]

Wow the cocktail girls

[@catcait2547]

Futuristic city Dream city wishes the US had such a City.

[@user-zk5zv3en4s]

The closest in the US would be NYC.

[@hayashi4]

See, fluent English in Shanghai. Very International city. They are willing to talk to you no matter where you come from.

[@LGrove-ep9yl]

There was no Shanghainese dialect on the shanghai street, more English than Shanghainese😅

[@lordpinus4599]

America please bring freedom to these people!! Can't you see the Chinese are being opressed?

[@morganangel340]

yet all the ''China Experts'' on YT lately say Shanghai is dead. 🤔

[@tony31349]

Until oil get discovered 😮

[@Siopaoko]

6:42 Two guys holding hands ❤

[@walterreed5849]

shin-tian-dee and i love that area!!! if you havent already go clubbing at INS in fuxing park my personal fave is La Fin which is at the 6th floor in the building in fuxing park

[@TAL142]

China has 3D display billboard in most of the big cities. There should be one in Shanghai although I have no idea where.

[@yezhu3826]

Outside the shopping mall on the mall

[@Shanghaimagic]

The place you were looking for is called Xintiandi (pronounced shin tien de)... Btw, drink responsibly and Shanghai nightlife have never been said together in the history of Shanghai. LOL.

[@ez3422]

Chinese are nice and shy.

[@stevievlogs_]

What do you record on?? gopro?

[@yuzhouchen6582]

shanghai is my favorite city

[@Gopherminator]

Bright light big city.

[@RohasTravels]

im heading out to shanghi in a few months. where in shanghi is this?

[@CiaoChaos]

Xintiandi is located at No.333 Huaihai Middle Road, Huangpu District

[@RohasTravels]

​@CiaoChaos thank you. This place was a lot of fun

[@shineluvslambiel]

Dude Shanghai is so lit

[@FledgeinNYC]

13:32 a man in the background said to his friend: do you have a bias on English songs? They are great! Lol

[@RC94332]

9:39 it’s definitely going down tonight…

[@gp4141]

Politeness tip: when you accidentally bump into people, you can say sorry “buhaoyisi” sounds like Boo how ezah!