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We did more sightseeing today, this time right in Shanghai at the Shanghai Jade Buddha Temple. I've been noticing a lot of common things about each location, such as stones taken from the bottom of a river, or the same tile design for the ground. All this historic sightseeing has been reminding me of Uncharted 2. ...And Nazis... Beggers outside the temple were annoying.
After that, we went to the top of the Shanghai Financial World Center, which is known as the highest sightseeing spot in the world. Too bad I couldn't see far though, this being China with all this smog.
After that was dinner near the Huangpu River. It was real nice seeing all the lights from the city and boats, but the sidewalk salespeople were really fscking annoying. They get right in your face to try and sell their shite to you. The guys near the river were especially bad because they were shining laser pens in our faces. We're lucky none of us got blind. Seriously. Chinese people have no manners...
Again, I'll show you guys the photos with more details on what we did when I come back and post them on Facebook.
After that, we went to the top of the Shanghai Financial World Center, which is known as the highest sightseeing spot in the world. Too bad I couldn't see far though, this being China with all this smog.
After that was dinner near the Huangpu River. It was real nice seeing all the lights from the city and boats, but the sidewalk salespeople were really fscking annoying. They get right in your face to try and sell their shite to you. The guys near the river were especially bad because they were shining laser pens in our faces. We're lucky none of us got blind. Seriously. Chinese people have no manners...
Again, I'll show you guys the photos with more details on what we did when I come back and post them on Facebook.