Another day ahead! Today we decided to visit the museum we saw the night before. lolz~ Had to walk most of the way because parking here is very expensive, bout rm5 per hour.
During winter, you must wear a hat! Keeping ur head warm is a must because when u enter and exit from a building, the temperature changes drastically, which might cause headaches. I always thought that my hair was thick enough to keep my head warm, but well.. i was wroooong... I bought this hat right after my 2nd headache.
Cameras were not allowed in the galleries. -_-" The only place where I can take picture to show the concept of this museum is the washroom and staircases. =S
Their main material is liuli, it's like a kind of glass, and somehow a picture was etched in the glass. And they use the concept of illusion and reflection for most of their exhibition.
After the museum trip, we went to 新天地 (xin tian di) just opposite the museum. Considered as the hottest new entertainment district in Shanghai. It has the city's finest clubs, restaurants and boutiques. I took the longest time to write this post, because I reeeeally really really love xin tian di. And I'm figuring how to write so i can let you guys understand why i love this place so much. =P
xin tian di is surrounded by normal shoplots, so if people just passed by, the won't know that there's a gem behind these buildings.
To me, this place is like when d east meets west. There are Italian cafes, German cuisine, western-styled bars and so on. It's like stepping into a foreign place, but they still manage to have elements of east, which suddenly pulls you back to the realization that you're still in Shanghai.
On our way back, we saw this really reeeeally long pipe, just scattered on the roadside.
and it turned left.. and i never saw the end of it
Stop the car at the side for more strolling cause we had to wait till 5+ to pick up Jac's bro from school.
We passed by Shanghai Conservatory of Music (上海音乐学院) too. Students there look so happy~ lolz. They love what they do, and they can have like jamming sessions during free time, and the grand hall is always open for those who wanna perform. Damn~~
The street in front of the university is called Music Street of some sort. lolz. Alot of music scores, instruments for sale. I went into one shop which has a wide range of classic piano scores. I bought the Beethoven's sonata for rm40 (i think it's selling rm100+ in msia)
To end the day, let me present you with Yao Yao 明卡！
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