Where is it easy to meet foreign friends in Shanghai?

Shanghai has Tianzifang. These are the oldest places in the city, and they are also places that foreigners and foreign tourists like to go. It is precisely because they have too many impressions of this city, have the irreplaceable Shanghai flavor of other cities, and have integrated into the fashion trend of the new era, so they have burst into inestimable charm in their ancient bodies and become beautiful specimens of the old appearance of the city. At first, I liked Ueda Zifang entirely from the sensory understanding in the picture. In the narrow and crowded alleys with the characteristics of old Shanghai, Shikumen and pavilions have become galleries, photography studios, specialty stores, handicraft shops, cafes and bars, becoming the most fashionable petty bourgeoisie places in Shanghai, just like Nanluoguxiang in Beijing. I am in a trance. Is this a alley in Shanghai or a small town in Europe? Many faces are foreigners. They sit in the sunshine in front of alley cafes and bars, eating, drinking and chatting, just as comfortable as staying at home. There seems to be no one around, and I can feel that they are enjoying themselves like a landscape.