China Tour - Shanghai, Old Chinatown & Temple of the Jade Buddha.

[@Arahansannihilation]

Whoa! Mind blowing.....Chinatown in China!

[@tomaszp5803]

Shanghai during the colonial period was divided into various districts, which were created as a result of the influence of foreign powers. The most important of these were: British Quarter - created in 1842 after the First Opium War, when the British gained control of part of the city. It was one of the most important colonial districts, known for its European architecture and development of trade. American Quarter - created in 1848, also as a result of trade privileges. It was less extensive than the British, but still played an important role in trade and social life. French Quarter - created in 1849, it became an autonomous zone in which the French had their own law and administration. This district was known for its charming streets and cafes. China Quarter - an area that was not controlled by foreign powers and where the majority of the Chinese population lived. It was an area with a high population density and often poor compared to the colonial districts. This division lasted for many years, and Western influences in Shanghai significantly affected its urban, cultural, and economic development. After World War II and the Chinese Civil War, in 1949, Shanghai became part of the People's Republic of China, ending the colonial era.

[@sztucznyinteligent]

Super to wszystko wyglada! Genialnie

[@tomaszp5803]

Dzękuję bardzo, miło to usłyszeć

[@kzonly]

Nice video and music

[@tomaszp5803]

@kzonly , Thank You very much.I'm glad you liked my video. Best Regards : Tomasz P

[@guestonearth1274]

Amazing

[@tomaszp5803]

@guestonearth1274 Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you liked my video. Best Regards from Poland: Tomasz P

[@TRAVELADVENTURES-xm2vo]

I like this video, thank!

[@tomaszp5803]

@TRAVELADVENTURES-xm2vo I'm glad you like my videos. Best Regards from Warsaw Poland : Tomasz P

[@alfong8279]

Brief but sweet video on ShangHai with wonderful background music, thanks.

[@tomaszp5803]

@alfong8279 Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you liked my video. Best Regards from Poland: Tomasz P

[@joncan2348]

Wow, I didn't know there is a Chinatown there.

[@tomaszp5803]

If you watched my video, now you know. Best Regards : Tomasz P

[@zhouwenzhi9496]

Welcome to Shanghai, congratulations on breaking the BBC, New York Times media blockade and discovering the world as it really is 😄

[@tomaszp5803]

@zhouwenzhi9496 Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you watched my video. I hope you enjoyed it.

[@Fortnite.SembilanBenua]

its super crowded better stay at home

[@tomaszp5803]

@Fortnite.SembilanBenua Thank you for your comment. Yes, you have to get used to the crowds in China

[@Mingo101onTiktok]

It is hard to find Chinatown in China.

[@tomaszp5803]

Mingo101onTiktok Thank you for your comment. I wrote the history of this Chinatown in a previous comment.

[@jacintochua6885]

Tourists please respect local cultures ? Especially in Bddhist temples. Dont be loud.

[@tomaszp5803]

@jacintochua6885 Thank you for your comment. You are right.