After South Korea became visa-free, Wukang Road in Shanghai was ‘occupied’ by South Korean oppas, and the forehead curtain became a sign of origin!

Korean Wave has been making waves in Shanghai recently! With the start ofSouth Korea\’s visa-free policyMore and more Korean tourists are pouring into Shanghai, and there are quite a few energetic \”Oppas\” among them! Let’s talk about Shanghai’sWukang Road This is a famous historical and cultural street. Now it has become a favorite place for these Korean tourists to check in. Walking on Wukang Road, you can feel the strong Korean Wave smell going straight into your nose. Those forehead curtains are simply a \”little trick\” to identify Korean tourists.

Those Korean oppas, their forehead curtains are so interesting! Some are simple and elegant, and some are very gorgeous. Anyway, no matter what they are, they all reveal the unique energy of Korean culture.

Here on Wukang Road, you can fully experience the style of Shanghai and feel the charming charm of this city. Let me tell you a few tips to ensure that you have a smooth time on Wukang Road:

First of all, you take a leisurely stroll on Wukang Road. This road is full of historical heritage,There are various buildings on both sides of the road, from European-style large villas to new-style lanes. Every one of them is worth taking a look and savoring.

Then we will visit the former residences of celebrities, such as Ba Jin’s former residence, Midan Apartments, etc. These places are not only rich in history and culture, but also provide a good understanding of Shanghai. A great place with history.

Also, there are plenty of places to eat!The food is so diverse, from local Shanghai cuisine to cuisine from various countries,Keeping it will satisfy your taste buds

Finally, you can also buy some unique souvenirs. On Wukang Road, you can buy many things with Shanghai characteristics, such as silk, tea, handicrafts, etc..

At this time when the Korean Wave is coming, let’s go for a walk on Wukang Road to feel the charm of this city. Those forehead curtains have really become our \”little secret code\” to recognize Korean tourists