In this installment of "Ctrip Presents", Sascha & Stephan take you to Luxun Park, located in the Hongkou district of Shanghai. From exercise to gambling, karaoke to acrobatics, Shanghai parks are bustling with life. Join the team for a sneak peak into the wide range of activities to be found.
I spent a few memorable days in the park while staying across the street in April. Its amazing to have such a well kept beautiful space in a mostly grey polluted city.
There are even cherry blossom trees given by the Japanese as a sign of peace.
An elderly couple custom made me a souvenir fan with my name and date in hanzi. My profile pic was also taken there.
@Louienyc79 In China people can have fun even without paying attention to the rules or regulations as long as they don't try to overthrow the government. while in the states there are so many regulations for doing things on city properties but it is ok to oppose the government, at least theoretically. recently an elderly Chinese immigrant was handcuffed and arrested in a New York park for singing traditional Chinese opera, guess that tells the culture difference.
yeah this is my favorite of the Ctrip videos so far ... love the music, the guys writing in water are awesome ... the swimmer is such a badass ... its just the real everyday stuff going on.
I spent a few memorable days in the park while staying across the street in April. Its amazing to have such a well kept beautiful space in a mostly grey polluted city.
There are even cherry blossom trees given by the Japanese as a sign of peace.
An elderly couple custom made me a souvenir fan with my name and date in hanzi. My profile pic was also taken there.
protejay5 1 month ago
someone was swimming in the video while there was a sign showed "no swimming" ROFL
TheKyato 4 months ago
@Louienyc79 In China people can have fun even without paying attention to the rules or regulations as long as they don't try to overthrow the government. while in the states there are so many regulations for doing things on city properties but it is ok to oppose the government, at least theoretically. recently an elderly Chinese immigrant was handcuffed and arrested in a New York park for singing traditional Chinese opera, guess that tells the culture difference.
tophergraceful 9 months ago
yeah this is my favorite of the Ctrip videos so far ... love the music, the guys writing in water are awesome ... the swimmer is such a badass ... its just the real everyday stuff going on.
msaschZ 10 months ago
damn that old man's got sum kick ass hand writing
and i like how ppl are just walking over it
JBLaOHeI 11 months ago
@Louienyc79 Glad we could show you another side of the Chinese lifestyle. Hopefully you get to experience it first hand one day!
CtripEnglish 11 months ago
Good clip. I really miss those Chinese breakfast, but I don't like Shanghai...
dylsc2002 1 year ago