Dressed in Chinese clothing in Zhujiajiao, a suburb of Shanghai.

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town is located in Qingpu District, a suburb of Shanghai. It is not difficult to take the subway from Shanghai city center. It takes about 1 hour in total. To get there, take the subway to Zhujiajiao Station. This station is on MRT Line 17. The fare is about 8 yuan. ((There is a photo attached. It is the last photo.)) When you arrive, there will be a sign. Cross the bridge and we will be on the left. Keep walking. The ancient town we are going to must cross the road to the other side. It is on the opposite side of the MRT. Or you can find a car waiting to pick you up. It is about 20 yuan. We chose to walk because the weather is good and the town is quiet, clean, and very nice to walk around. You can enjoy the view as you walk. It took 15 minutes. There is no entrance fee to the ancient town. It is a small but beautiful town. There are many clothing rental shops. There are shops at the entrance or inside. You can choose. As for us, we crossed the bridge and rented near the waterfront. I remember it was 165 yen, which included makeup, hair, clothes, and 10 more photos (but if anyone wants all the photos You have to buy an additional 20¥ or 100฿ per photo. It's a bit expensive, haha ​​😂 ) There are actually 3 packages to choose from. I bought the cheapest package. You can choose any outfit you want. The price is the same. But all in all, it's worth it. (( I have to say that the photographer didn't have to edit the photos at all. He was very professional. I was very impressed. Almost every photo was beautiful! 😍)) After taking photos with him, we could continue wearing our own outfits and taking photos. There's no time limit for us. Oh, if anyone wants to add eyelashes, it's 20-30¥. The eyelashes are paid separately. The photographer spent 20-30 minutes taking photos with us. After that, he'll let you choose the photos you want. Then, he'll send them to your WeChat. If you don't have one, you can tell him to send them directly to your iPhone. Sending them to your WeChat won't make them look bad. I guarantee it. Because I've taken photos like this in many places in China. After getting the photos, I told him that I'd go out and take photos by myself and then change into my clothes. The older sisters and older brothers around there were very kind. 😊 Oh! For those who can't speak Chinese, use Translate. All the Chinese people are ready to help. Don't be afraid! 😍 (( Note: The Chinese currency emphasizes adding round numbers. 1 Yuan is equal to 5 Thai baht ^^ )) I hope the information provided will be useful for everyone. #TravelShanghai ##shanghai If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.