Shanghai's limited-time Movie Walk in summer

These days, the Magic City is not only continuously hot in temperature, but also heated up by the even hotter Shanghai Film Festival! But what if you're too slow to snatch up movie tickets? Why not design a Movie Walk for yourself this weekend? It could be considered an alternative way to experience the film festival. 👉 Shanghai Film Museum As soon as the elevator doors open, you step directly onto the red carpet of the film festival. The museum's thoughtful design is truly impressive, offering an immersive experience with a perfect score 💯 With nearly 100 years of Shanghai film history, the museum houses a collection of light and shadow memories of various people and objects, childhood memories like Black Cat Detective, Havoc in Heaven, and Calabash Brothers, and familiar voices from classic dubbed films. You can find it all here, watch movies, see exhibitions, and even a 4D version of Havoc in Heaven that you can't see anywhere else. Before you know it, 2 or 3 hours have passed. Moreover, the area around the film museum is also great for exploring, with landmarks like the Xujiahui Cathedral, Shanghai Meteorological Museum, and Tushanwan Museum all worth checking out. 👉 TPY Center Next to the Meiluo City in Xujiahui, the TPY Center seamlessly transitions you into the world of animation. Take advantage of the Spy x Family pop-up store on B2 while it's still there, and start shopping before the 2-day countdown to the end of the flash sale 🔚 👉 Xujiahui Academy From a former bookstore to the current library, Xujiahui Academy is more like a high-value museum, with 8 different themed light box spaces displaying corresponding books, including one about the theme of movies. Flipping through old movie posters, it feels like you're gradually traveling through time~ 👉 Dongtaixiang Life Stuffed Bun Restaurant (Nanyang 1931 Store) Don't worry if you get hungry after all the exploring. Just a 10-minute walk from the film museum, you can enjoy authentic old Shanghai intangible cultural heritage pan-fried buns! Dongtaixiang's unique semi-fermented dough is like the bright moonlight of the pan-fried bun world, light in texture yet not greasy, deliciously perfect. There are also cold noodles and wontons available only in summer, and they're on the market again, still as good as ever!