Shanghai: the Chinese City with the Most Halloween Atmosphere.
- anywherechina020
- Oct 12, 2024
- 2 min read
China has 34 provincial-level administrative regions. Among them, Shanghai is the city in China where Eastern and Western cultures blend most harmoniously, creating the "Haipai" culture, which embraces the idea of "inclusive and accommodating." Haipai culture respects diversity and individuality, balances personal and social interests. It is precisely because of Shanghai's inclusiveness, diversity, individuality, and international character that Halloween in Shanghai has developed its own unique style.
Let's take a look at the Halloween atmosphere on the streets of China in 2023!
Experience how personalized, creative, and open-minded the young people living in Shanghai are!
On Halloween night, many young people will dress up and head to 158 Julu Road in Shanghai,Expressing their views through their costumes.
A man dressed up as Batman.
A man dressed as a clown comforts a man who cosplay as a designer who is tormented by the client.
Woman dressed as the antagonist An Lingrong from the Chinese historical drama "Empresses in the Palace" (甄嬛传).
Dressed as Lao Gan Ma, the popular Chinese chili sauce brand.
A man dressed as the Chinese A-shares that never seem to rise.(Fun fact: The pic is taken a year ago, and now the A-shares are still around 3,000 points.🤣 )
A man dressed as a smoking Tang Seng (The most famous monk in China, one of the main characters in "Journey to the West).
Two people dressed as "Fa" and "Ba" from Mahjong, which symbolizes wealth and prosperity in Chinese culture.
A young person holds a sign that says: "For those who already find it hard to be themselves every day, it's perfectly fine not to dress up for Halloween."
The Halloween celebrations showcased the tolerance and openness of Haipai culture, fully demonstrating the creativity and vitality of Chinese youth.
A restaurant that has already decorated for Halloween.
10/4-11/2 Shanghai Disneyland Halloween Month
Finally, we welcome everyone to visit Shanghai and experience Halloween with a Chinese twist!













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