The Bund or Waitan (外滩) in Chinese, is a classic place to find foreigners. Being the most popular attraction in the whole city, the Bund is an appealing place to go. Besides locals and Chinese citizens coming to visit this area, a lot of guests from outside China preferred to spend time there.

Where do foreigners live in Shanghai?

Expats in Shanghai are mostly concentrated in popular neighborhoods like Jingan district, Pudong, and the Former French Concession. Within these regions, you can expect them to live just like back home, partying and eating out with fellow expats in Shanghai for as long as they desire.

How do I meet friends in Shanghai?

An Extroverts Guide to Shanghai: 10 Ways to InteractJOIN A DAMA DANCE GROUP. DANCE IN A NIGHT CLUB. LAUGH AT A COMEDY CLUB. LEARN FROM A KITE FLYING GROUP. OFFER TO TEACH ENGLISH TO A LOCAL. START A CONVERSATION WITH A LOCAL TRY AN EVENING CLASS THAT WILL TEACH YOU MORE ABOUT CHINA. IMPROVE YOUR CHINESE COOKING.More items •1 Mar 2016

Why is it called lumpiang Shanghai?

The name lumpiang Shanghai hints at the Chinese origin of lumpia, which first traveled to the Philippines with ninth-century Chinese traders. Rolls similar to lumpia are made throughout Asia—in China, theyre fried and called spring rolls (or egg rolls, in Chinese-American cooking).