Shanghai Subway Ride

[@anangryasian]

thanks for posting. I always search up these videos cus it reminds me of my grandparents' place and their way of life

[@TypeTuber]

I ride that every day, 8am and 6:30 pm to home, you need to have "patience" to say the least. The subway is pretty nice here otherwise. You mandarin is where mine was about a year ago, it worked! I'll always appreciate those horns reciting the same message over and over

[@alexzhanderzhou1682]

At that time Shanghai subway probably had just like 5 line and now that have like 17lines

[@djliquidsmoke]

I studied Mandarin for 8 years, i'm not chinese so even tho I am speaking chinese the people just look at my asian girlfriend as if she can speak chinese but she can't. its funny. I'm glad 20,000 people looked at this video, i had no idea it was going to get any attention. I don't like China as much as I used to, they closed all the night clubs and basically keep building western style buildings so it just looks more and more not like china.

[@TheIndian321]

lol xD the best part is at 4:50 :) Speaking "Chinese English"

[@2mejt]

When there were no screen doors...

[@Bouncybon]

@xxaxziminrax HK Chinese are quick reacting and abrupt - not rude. In fact they can be wonderful friends. I have HK friends 20 years after leaving the city. "British occupation" is inaccurate. We STARTED the place in the 1800s. It was a barren rock. The Chinese accepted that we could create something new and we worked with them for over 150 years to make on of the world's great cities. We handed it back to China in 1997 when the lease expired. HK WAS occupied once - in WW2 - by the Japanese.

[@soloman9448]

虽然是远古视频 但是没有屏蔽门 没有作死换乘 亮点是有金蕾报站

[@marxkar]

you should film it at 7 a.m. or 6-7 p.m. Because then you have REAL values ;-D.