True cross-cultural understanding is often found on a street corner. Follow ShanghaiEye’s reporter as she skips the tourist crowds to explore a revitalized block in Shanghai with a group of senior Spanish journalists. This 1952 “20,000 Households” worker housing project, now an all-age-friendly community hub, provided the perfect unscripted backdrop for colleagues from different worlds to connect.
Walking through old laneways with local coffee in hand, the reporters found that onsite observation is an effective way to translate a city’s social evolution into shared human experiences. This ground-level perspective helps bridge the gap between societies through the raw, daily rhythm of the neighborhood.
Source: “Home of Journalists” Facebook