Next, take exit 1 to get to Shanghai Museum (上海博物馆). This was one of the first places where my patience was tested, due to the sheer number of people in line. Don’t get me wrong, I am completely fine with standing in a long queue (my compatriots are famous for it). However, it becomes a problem when the principle of queueing up falls apart, and people blatantly cut the line or squeeze to the front. It’s therefore quite ironic that I solo-ed for the most part in China, when I should have gone with others just to overcome the queues.
Judgement aside, it really is quite different growing up in the megacity of Shanghai. People race for a place in everything: the metro, school, workforce, tourist attraction, etc. Back on a cheerier note, entrance is free, and you could easily spend more than half a day here. But try to go earlier though, you know, because of the queue.
Shi Min
Your adventures never fail to impress me! 👍 Amazinggggg 🤩
joey.is.msadventuring
Thank you kindly! YOU never fail to impress me;)