Simon chose to live in Shanghai because of its convenience and modern lifestyle. He mentioned that Shanghai is a very convenient city with a great combination of industry and transportation, making it an ideal place to live. He also appreciated the quality of life and the ease of living as a foreigner, even without speaking Chinese initially.
In Shanghai, you can buy almost anything at 2am on 饿了么, including live goldfish. Simon shared a story where he ordered five goldfish delivered to him in a large bowl with two bottles of water, highlighting the convenience and sometimes bizarre shopping experiences available in the city.
The guests mentioned that some overrated attractions in Shanghai include the Oriental Pearl Tower and Disneyland. They felt that while the Oriental Pearl Tower looks impressive from the outside, the experience inside is not worth it. As for Disneyland, they believe it’s not representative of Shanghai and that there are better things to do in the city, especially for those with limited time.
The controversy around 月饼 (mooncakes) in Shanghai is that while they are a traditional treat, people often receive too many of them during the Mid-Autumn Festival, leading to waste. The guests mentioned that they personally don’t enjoy mooncakes, especially the meat-filled ones, and that the sheer quantity can be overwhelming.
The guests suggested that learning how to say "no" in Chinese is the most useful phrase, but they also noted that it’s not as straightforward as just saying "no." In Chinese, people often use phrases like "没有" (méi yǒu) or "不是" (bù shì) instead of a simple "no." They emphasized that understanding the nuances of saying "no" in Chinese is crucial for effective communication.
Shanghai’s coffee culture is unique for its creative and sometimes bizarre coffee flavors. The guests mentioned that in Shanghai, you can find coffee with unusual ingredients like pork floss or even a "saliva chicken latte." They also noted the rapid growth of coffee shops in the city, with chains like Starbucks and Luckin Coffee becoming ubiquitous.
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