Shanghai vlog🌼Exploring Shanghai's Osmanthus Season, Hotpot, Vegan Delights &more |LIFE IN SHANGHAI
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- čas přidán 13. 10. 2023
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Join us on an enchanting adventure as we return to the heart of Shanghai, where the beauty of Qushui Garden and the fragrance of Osmanthus blooms await. 🍂 This vlog takes you on a mesmerizing journey during the Osmanthus season, with a dash of delectable hotpot and vegan delights.
In this vlog, we immerse ourselves in the vibrant colors and captivating scents of Osmanthus flowers, making it the perfect time to visit Qushui Garden. 🌸 You won't want to miss the breathtaking views and serene moments we share with you.
Afterward, we satisfy our taste buds with the mouthwatering delights at Haidilao Hotpot, an unforgettable culinary experience you can't afford to miss. 🍲
But the adventure doesn't stop there. We continue our exploration at Guilin Park, where more Osmanthus beauty awaits, and even discover a charming tea place offering Osmanthus-infused delights. 🍵
To top it all off, we indulge in a delightful Chinese vegan restaurant experience, enjoying a flavorsome dinner that caters to every palate. 🌱
Come along on this remarkable journey as we embrace the magic of Shanghai and savor the wonders of Osmanthus season. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to join us on more exciting adventures!
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Thank you for your incredibly kind and thoughtful comment ! ☺️ I’m so happy to hear that you enjoyed the combination of images, sounds and captions in the vlog. I really strive to create a multi-layered experience that captures the essence of the place, so it’s wonderful to know that you felt that depth. Your feedback is very encouragingand I’m truly grateful for your support!! 🥰🦋✨✨
Wow, nicely done. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m thrilled that you enjoyed the vlog. Your support means a lot to me 🥰💕
Forget about the Bund light shows. Those traditional gardens and parks are at another level.
I totally get that! There's something about the tranquility of the Chinese traditional gardens and parks that's hard to beat - they're perfect for finding that sense of peace 😌
Welcome back
Thank you! It's great to be back. I hope you enjoy this vlog! 😊😊
Is this Guilin Park? It’s famous for Osmanthus. The wonderful fragrances is all over the park in fall. It brings back beautiful memories when I was there 30 years ago 😂
Yes, it’s Guilin Park! I’m glad you recognized it. The osmanthus and the fragrances in fall are truly special here. It’s wonderful that my vlog brought back those beautiful memories for you. 😊💕
Hi, can you give information about osmanthus flower and its cookies ı heard, is it coming from the Ottomans
Hello! ☺️ I appreciate your curiosity about Osmanthus flowers. These beautiful blooms are originally from Asia, and China, in particular. In Chinese, they are called 桂花 (Guì huā). The term 桂 (Guì) translates to cinnamon ,while 花(huā) means flower. This name beautifully captures the flower's fragrant and aromatic qualities, often likened to the scent of cinnamon.
Now, the name Osmanthus has a fascinating history. It comes from Greek, with osma meaning fragrance and anthos meaning flower. As a result, Osmanthus can be interpreted as fragrant flower. But, just to clarify, there's no direct connection between Osmanthus flowers and the Ottoman Empire.