Master Shanghai's extensive metro system with our detailed guide covering everything from payment options to navigation tips for foreign visitors.
A comprehensive guide on how to open and manage a Chinese bank account as a foreigner, including required documents, bank selection tips, and mobile payment setup.
Shanghai may feel like an expensive city, but you can see and do a lot even on a shoestring. From scenic riverside strolls to tasty street snacks, many of the city’s best spots cost little or nothing. Explore historic sites, lush parks, and local markets without breaking the bank – we’ll show you how.
1. The Flavor of the City: An Introduction to Shanghai Cuisine
A comprehensive analysis of Shanghai's most iconic destinations, examining their historical, architectural and cultural significance
Visiting Shanghai without a Chinese bank account is now much easier: both Alipay and WeChat Pay allow foreigners to link international credit cards or prepaid “tour” accounts. Follow the steps below to download, set up, and use these apps on Android or iPhone. We’ll cover switching to English, identity verification, linking cards, limits/fees, where they’re accepted (restaurants, metro, taxis, shops, etc.), and safety tips. Citations are provided for all procedures and tips.
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I. Introduction: Understanding Shanghai’s Taxi Ecosystem
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Shanghai’s culinary landscape is as diverse and dynamic as the city itself. From traditional Shanghainese dishes to international cuisine, the city offers an endless array of dining experiences. This guide will help you navigate Shanghai’s food scene and discover the best local flavors.