A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: Waibaidu Bridge

This is one of Shanghai's landmark buildings, and there are also many old Shanghai-themed films shooting here, bearing the history and culture of old Shanghai and witnessing the rapid development of new Shanghai. It is also a frequent place for many photographers and newcomers who take wedding photos.

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: 1933 Laochangfang

This is a very distinctive creative park, formerly a slaughterhouse. Even Tiny Times was filmed here. Those who like to take pictures are highly recommended to come here. Compared with the popular Tianzifang, it is much quieter here. I suggest you choose a sunny rest day to visit, stroll along the covered bridge, the cattle road and walk up the spiral staircase.

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: Wukang Building

Wukang Building is the first verandah apartment building in Shanghai, formerly known as Normandy Apartment, which was funded by the World Savings Association and designed by Hudak, a famous architect living in Shanghai. Some celebrities in the cultural and performing arts circles have stayed here, including Zhao Dan, Wang Renmei, Qin Yi, Sun Daolin and Zheng Junli.

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: Bugaoli

Mr. Ba Jin, a famous writer, once lived here. His former residence is at No.52. Bugaoli is a rare and well-preserved residential complex in Shanghai, which is a typical old-style residential complex in Lane. It is also good to take some retro photos here.

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: Shaoxing Road

This road is more literary and artistic, suitable for a quiet and leisurely walk. There are well-known magazines and quiet and mysterious galleries everywhere, revealing a quiet and literary atmosphere everywhere. Therefore, Shaoxing Road also enjoys the reputation of "publishing a street", and sometimes you can see young artists carrying SLR cameras.