On a rainy day, where in Shanghai can you see the best views of the rain?

The first is of course the Bund. As the saying goes, China has looked at Shanghai for a hundred years. The Shili Foreign Market on the Bund gathered the most typical buildings from abroad at that time, plus the neon lights newly added by the city government. Standing on the Bund, Puxi is to the west. The neon buildings seem to reflect the experience of Shanghai and even China for a century. Looking east across the Huangpu River, the night view of the Huangpu River is breathtaking. The Lujiazui Financial District where the Oriental Pearl Tower is located shows the strength of New Shanghai. Next is Nanjing Road. Ten miles of Nanjing Road makes a big Shanghai. The pedestrian street of Nanjing Road at night is full of neon lights and is worth visiting.