Check-in points with the same style as Fanhua, follow Mr. Bao to visit old Shanghai

With the popularity of "Flowers", the picture of life that was once hidden in the 1990s has recently returned to the public eye. Don’t miss these check-in points. 🏛️Huangpu District 1. Peace Hotel, the long private room of the uncle and Mr. Bao in the drama, and the filming location of the heroines of the drama poster 2. No. 27 on the Bund, the Shanghai foreign trade company where Ms. Wang works in the play, was actually the Jardine Matheson Building a hundred years ago. After Shanghai opened its port in 1843, Jardine quickly rented No. 27 to build a building and started a prosperous business. . 3. Huanghe Road Food Street, the place where people eat and drink, and the prototype of Zhizhen Garden, Moss Holy Garden. 4. Guling Road, flashed by in the drama, is in the Huanghe Road area. 5. Hualian Commercial Building on Nanjing East Road, Hulian Commercial Building in the drama 6. International Hotel, the scene from the balcony where Po looks out in the novel 7. Da Guangming Cinema, in the novel Betty said that her parents were friends 8. Yunnan Road Hot Mutton, the place where Li Li and A Bao eat in the novel Shanghai Puyan Hotel on the Bund 🎈Reason for recommendation 👉Convenient transportation The hotel is right on the banks of the Suzhou River. It is less than a minute's walk from the hotel to the Bund and Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street. There is a subway station near the hotel🚄, and it is only one subway stop away from famous attractions such as Lujiazui, Xintiandi, People's Square, and Yuyuan Garden. 👉Elegant restaurant environment The sky restaurant on the 18th floor of the hotel is very popular. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows bring you the bright night view of the Bund with boundless views. You can enjoy a glass of wine and eat a steak here with your sisters and spend a happy weekend. 🙆‍♂️ 👉The room has a great view The hotel has a total of 18 floors and 180+ rooms. It is recommended that you choose the high floor when booking a room. You can see the Shanghai Bund from the hotel window. It is super photogenic and gives you the feeling of oriental Manhattan.