In Shanghai, a public lawn near Yunjin Road now invites office workers to lie down and rest during lunch.
For years, grass in many Chinese cities was off-limits, but this space welcomes people to relax under the open sky.

Located in Xuhui District, the tiered lawn is designed for comfort and daily use.
In a fast-moving city, it’s a simple reminder that progress can also mean giving people space to slow down and breathe.

A student in Shanghai turned a simple childhood skill into serious income.

Over two years, he reportedly earned $39,000 by teaching around 700 people — ages 4 to 68 — how to ride a bike.

What many people see as a basic life skill became a growing demand. Some never learned as kids. Others lost confidence after years away from cycling. He stepped in — and built a business around it.

It’s a reminder that opportunity doesn’t always come from something complicated.

Sometimes, the skill you learned as a child…
is someone else’s breakthrough moment.

Who knew balance could pay this well?

The food and people in Shanghai are truly amazing…🤌🏻

Quán xinh mọi người đi Shanghai nhớ ghé nha

Shanghai lên đèn ⭐️