On my first visit to Shanghai, I was pleasantly surprised how much green space there was.
In a city full of skyscrapers, concrete and buildings as far as the eye can see, there are small parks in every neighbourhood for exercise, socialising and a mahjong game or two. Larger parks such Fuxing, Zhongshang and Century are popular for young and old. Full of people enjoying life, the ladies practising Tai Chi, men flying kites, couples ball room dancing. There is always much happening, badminton games, kids playing, musicians filling the air with soul. I loved spending time with family and friends in Shanghai's parks and of course I could always find a napper or two!
Some came prepared, ready for a nice long nap.
Some were happy to lie on the soft grass.
Once read, a newspaper makes a pretty good blanket.
A soft place to nap after a hard day at work.
If you can't find a stretch of green lawn, a few low lying shrubs will do just fine!
lol..i like the balancing sleepers on their scooters.
ReplyDeleteThe scooter balancing nappers are my favourite too, I don't know how they balance and sleep so well! The tricycle nappers come a close second, they have a built in napping spot...and they work so hard!
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ReplyDeleteLove the nappers, haven't seen any here ......and I thought they always napped in South America after a nice big lunch! I have to keep looking.
ReplyDeleteKeep looking...I haven't found any in Germany...and I suspect that I won't!
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