What are the fun places in Shanghai? It is required that each scenic spot is not too far away. It would be best to provide transportation.

Shanghai is an international metropolis, and it is very convenient to get to Shanghai no matter which mode of transportation you choose. Shanghai has 2 airports, 3 train stations and several passenger terminals. Therefore, when entering and leaving Shanghai, it is very important to distinguish between airports, stations and terminals.

Aviation:

Shanghai is the only city in the country with two international airports. Pudong accounts for 60% of the number of flights arriving and departing from Shanghai, and Hongqiao accounts for 40%. There is no clear division of labor between the two airports, except that international flights are mainly from Pudong.

The two major airports in Pudong and Hongqiao are connected by Yingbin Avenue (A1 Highway) and Outer Ring Road (A20 Highway). The drive takes 45 minutes. The bus is on the airport line, and the one-way fare is 30 yuan.

From the city to Pudong Airport, in addition to the six airport lines, you can also take Metro Line 2 to Longyang Road Station (from here, take Airport Line 3 to get there, it only takes 40 minutes, and the fare is 12 Yuan). By car, you can take the Inner Ring Road, Luoshan Road, Outer Ring Road (A20 Highway), and Yingbin Avenue (A1 Highway). Starting from the Longyang Road subway, a taxi will cost about 80 yuan.

To get to Hongqiao Airport from the city, in addition to the seven airport bus lines, you can drive on the Yan'an Elevated Road (there is a road and bridge toll of 15 yuan), and drive west to the end. Counting from People's Square, The taxi only costs 40 yuan.

The two major airports in Pudong and Hongqiao are connected by Yingbin Avenue (A1 Highway) and Outer Ring Road (A20 Highway). The drive takes 45 minutes. The bus service is the airport first line, and the one-way fare is 30 yuan.

Railway:

The Shanghai-Nanjing and Shanghai-Hangzhou lines lead to all parts of the country. In the urban area, there are Shanghai Railway Station (known as the "New Passenger Station" by locals) and Shanghai West Railway Station (formerly Zhenru Railway Station). Station) and Shanghai South Railway Station (formerly New Longhua Station). Among them, Shanghai Station is the main passenger station, with more than 70 pairs of trains sent to major and medium-sized cities across the country every day. Shanghai West Railway Station has departure and eight pairs of trains bound for Yantai, Zaozhuang, Hengyang, Ganzhou (Jinggangshan), and Chengdu. Direct trains from Shanghai to Zhangjiajie also depart from Shanghai West Railway Station. Shanghai South Railway Station has 11 pairs of trains running between Hangzhou, Jiashan and Jinshan every day.

Highways:

312 (Shanghai - Yining, Xinjiang), 318 (Shanghai - Zhangmu, Tibet), and 320 (Shanghai - Ruili, Yunnan) 3 national highways start from Shanghai Starting from the west, National Highway 204 (Tongjiang-Sanya National Highway) passes through Shanghai and connects the pearls on China's north and south coastlines. Four expressways, Shanghai-Nanjing (A11 Highway), Shanghai-Hangzhou (A8 Highway), Shanghai-Jialiu (A12 Highway), and Shanghai-Qingping (A9 Highway), connect major cities in neighboring provinces. For long-distance passenger transport tickets, each station only sells tickets in advance for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.

Water transport:

Shanghai is located at the midpoint of my country's north and south coastlines. It is the third largest port in the world and the largest port city in China. Passenger and cargo ships departing from Shanghai Port can reach more than 400 ports in the world. Due to the slow speed of boat travel, currently all long-distance routes along the coast and rivers have been suspended, except for the passenger ferry route to Dalian that runs once every four days from Pinghe Road Pier. Shiliupu Pier also only has shuttle boats to nearby areas such as Nantong, Dinghai and Putuo Mountain. The bus and ship transport lines to Zhoushan Islands also mostly board at Shiliupu, but you need to distinguish whether the departure port is Luchao Port or Jinshan to avoid getting on the wrong bus. Before going to Chongming Island, you need to know where to get on the boat. When going to Changxing and Hengsha Islands, you need to get on the boat at Wusong Pier. In addition, Shanghai also has international cruise ships to Incheon and Busan in South Korea and Osaka and Kobe in Japan, boarding at Waihongqiao Pier.

Subway:

Shanghai Metro has opened three subway lines with a total length of 65 kilometers: Line 1 (Shanghai Railway Station--Xinzhuang), Line 2 (Zhongshan Park-- Zhangjiang Hi-Tech), Pearl Line (Shanghai South Railway Station-Jiangwan Town).

Shanghai’s main urban landscapes (The Bund, People’s Square, Xujiahui, Longhua, Hongqiao, Hongkou in Puxi, Lujiazui, Huamu in Pudong) and prosperous business districts (Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Xujiahui, Sleepless City, Yaohan ) are distributed along these three subway lines. Taking the fast, accurate, safe, comfortable and convenient subway is your best choice for visiting New Shanghai.

Bus:

There are more than 1,100 bus lines in the city, which are as dense as a spider web, and are continuing to expand with the record of opening, extending, and adjusting more than 50 bus lines every year.

According to the operating time, there are daytime buses, morning and evening peak buses prefixed with "2" and late-night buses prefixed with "3"; according to the geographical scope, there are Puxi, Pudong, and river-crossing buses (including bridges and tunnels) Line) and suburban line; according to the ticketing method, there are unmanned ticket buses with a single fare of 1 yuan (for lines with a total distance of less than 13 kilometers) or 1.5 yuan (for lines with a total distance of more than 13 kilometers) (the city bus number is two digits) Most of the lines that start with "1", "2", or "7" in the three-digit number are unmanned ticket buses. You need to bring your own change. No change is given. Bus terminals and major transportation hubs There are pre-sale bus tickets for sale in two denominations of 1 yuan and 1 yuan and 50 cents, 50 tickets each, non-refundable), as well as air-conditioned buses with a single fare of 2 yuan and special line buses with multi-level fares (there are There are bus lines starting with "5", Pudong lines starting with "6", China-Pakistan lines starting with "8" and double-decker or air-conditioned buses starting with "9", as well as ten air-conditioned tourist lines and sightseeing lines. bus). Shanghai Railway Station, People's Square, Xujiahui, Zhongshan Park, and Wujiaochang are the main bus interchange hubs in the city.

Taxi:

There are 50,000 taxis in Shanghai, mainly Santana, Volkswagen (lake blue body), Johnson & Johnson (yellow body), Jinjiang (white body) , Bus (green body), Nonggongshang (blue body) are the largest taxi companies. The starting price is 10 yuan (3 kilometers). The price is 2 yuan per kilometer after 3 kilometers. The price is 3 yuan per kilometer after 10 kilometers. The starting price is 13 yuan at night (23:00-5:00 the next day). It costs 2.6 yuan per kilometer and 3.9 yuan per kilometer over 10 kilometers. You can bargain at night or take a taxi in a group.

There are no tolls on bridges and tunnels going to and from Pudong and Puxi. In addition to the tolls on the three expressways in the city including Huning, Huhang, and Shanghai-Jiaxing, there are only two places where road and bridge tolls are levied: one is from Hongqiao From the airport via Yan'an Elevated Road or from Pudong Airport via Yingbin Avenue, the one-way fee for entering the city is 15 yuan. Second, the one-way toll for the four Yunzaobang Bridges from the urban area to Baoshan is 12 yuan.

Huangpu River Ferry:

In addition to the "five bridges and three tunnels" between Pudong and Puxi, there are more than 20 ferry lines for people and vehicles to conveniently cross the river. Fare: 0.5 yuan/time for pedestrians, 1.3 yuan/time for bicycles, 1.5 yuan/time for mopeds, 2 yuan/time for motorcycles. Freight trucks and heavy vehicles can pass through "Dongtang Road-Nenjiang Road" and "Minsheng Road-Dandong Road" "Two cars cross the river, and the charge is 10-20 yuan/car.

Must-see places in Shanghai

1. The Bund International Architecture Expo

Some people say that "the story of the Bund is the story of Shanghai." The reinforced concrete buildings on the Bund The buildings tell the story of the dreamlike and prosperous past of old Shanghai and bear witness to Shanghai’s great changes over the past century.

2. Oriental Pearl

The designers of the Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower fancifully connected eleven spheres of different sizes and staggered heights from the blue sky to the lush green. On the grassland, together with the two earth spheres of the International Conference Center under the tower, they form a magnificent landscape full of the poetic and picturesque feeling of "big beads and small beads falling on a jade plate".

3. Jin Mao Tower

The Jin Mao Tower is currently the fourth tallest building in the world and the second tallest building in China. It can be called a landmark building in Shanghai.

4. Yuyuan Garden

The garden has various pavilions, towering mountains and rocks, and shimmering lakes. It is known as the "urban forest" and "the most beautiful in the southeast" It is said to be Shanghai's famous Jiangnan classical garden.

Simple and commonly used Shanghai dialect

Wu──I

Yi──He

Allah─we

Little elder──junior, descendant

Official officer──respectfully calling the boy of his family

Uncle Luhuatou──mother’s same clan Or a male of the same generation among relatives

The son by marriage──the godson

Sister Caihua──a girl who loves to cry

The old man──the peer Older men

Empress ─ aunt, girl, generally referred to as a woman younger than her mother

Ama ─ mother

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My 伲──us

Ira──them

Big and small──heirs

New guest──the groom

Male nun──boy

Chaotou n──young boy

Baotou son──the eldest son

Fan Langtou── Refers to children who have no income yet

Da Da──grandfather

Foster father──stepfather, uncle

Dude──father's sister

When exposed──Wear appropriately

As a skirt─Apron

Xingzao hat - a hat that only exposes the face

Bread - steamed buns

Steamed buns - steamed buns

Mengun, pig Earning profit──Pork tongue

Topping──adding to noodles and rice

Salty and sour rice──vegetable rice

Roving food──bib for children

Yu Shen Pocket─Meal List

Cowpants──Pants shorts

One hour──Pocket for infants

Old cloth─ ─Homespun

Loose noodles─Four

Bi Chong─Pig nose

Hetou─A side ingredient in dishes

Yun Clay──fungus

Male bowl──medium-sized bowl

Soup cup──small bowl

Hudang──place

Gate Gate──Small attic

Door Head──Household Expenses

Ox-headed Cart──Unicycle

Stove Edge──The place where the fire is burned on the stove

Being the head of the door──Heading the family

If you are stupid, you will die early-a fool

Being lazy and dirty──the lazy person

Being the boss──Being careful with your budget

Travel companion──companion

Twist──money

Get up──get up

Come on noisy──disturb

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That's it - that's it

The greedy old woman - the nagging person

Hu Yao - noisy, noisy

Damn it Please──please

Dirty removal──wasteful

Elegance─avoidance

Fault──in trouble

Hey Number─I don’t know

Visitors─appearance is neat and tidy

Toxic exposure─I can’t stand it

Clear water─clean

Yinengjia──like this

Dixi Neng──now

Approximately touch──probably

Up and rest──wait a while

Wrap around your feet - forget it

Keep your eyes open - a small amount

One way - accomplices