Shanghai Classic Attractions, Yuyuan Pedestrian Street

In the morning, I went to the Piano Spring Garden, and after lunch at People's Square, I slowly walked to Yuyuan, which took about half an hour. Along the way, I passed by the New World Department Store and various old buildings, which really had the flavor of the seventies and eighties. If you have time, it's truly worth taking a stroll through the center of Shanghai. By the time we arrived at Yuyuan, it was past the time for entering the garden for a visit, but I didn't feel regretful. After all, Suzhou-style gardens can be found in many places, and the pedestrian street outside Yuyuan is very quaint when the lights are on at night. It's like traveling back to the streets of ancient times. The imitation ancient pavilions and towers are exquisitely crafted, and there are famous restaurants everywhere, such as Green Wave Corridor, Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop, and Yuyuan Shanghai Restaurant, which are worth visiting at night.