没有钱，没问题——中国的儿童节

What's it like to celebrate Children's Day in a city of 25 million people, where everything is so different from what we experienced as children? June 1st is Children's Day in Shanghai—my daughter's kindergarten let out at noon. The afternoon that followed was simple yet unforgettable: 20-cent shared bikes, the world's longest subway, 28-cent ferries on the Huangpu River, and two little girls throwing fruit into the water at sunset in Pudong. No complicated plans, no expensive tickets; the city was simply itself. In this vlog, I'll take you on an in-depth journey through Shanghai: China's urban transportation, the Pudong skyline, the Bund at sunset, Thai tourists, Polaroid photos, and childhood memories that children truly cherish. What childhood memories still remain vivid in your mind? Leave a comment below 👇 If you'd like to learn about how this Colombian-Chinese man and his family live between Colombia and China, please watch this video I've prepared for you 👉【Recommended Video】, and subscribe to my channel so you don't miss the next episode. #ShanghaiVlog #ChineseChildrensDay #ShanghaiLife #ExpatriateFamily #ChineseColombian #HuangpuRiver #TodayShanghai #TravelingDad #FamilyVlog #ChinaRolo 00:00 - Free time in the afternoon, depart 00:16 - Shared bikes in Shanghai 01:18 - The world's longest subway 03:01 - Pudong skyline in view 03:47 - Huangpu Ferry: 28 cents 05:46 - Crossing the river at sunset 06:19 - Arriving in Pudong, enjoying the sunset 07:01 - Oriental Pearl Tower and Financial Tower 08:01 - Plum rain season and June weather 09:00 - Girls throwing fruit into the river 11:24 - Free and spacious riverside promenade 13:47 - Bogotá vs. Shanghai: Two rivers, two stories 15:06 - Return ferry and the secret door 17:19 - Thai tourists and the "all-purpose photo" 18:08 - Cycling home last night Want me a coffee? ☕ https://ko-fi.com/gilingyu Or give me a tip on PayPal 🙏 https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted...