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Q: Have you ever tried ''special car looking bicycle'' riding in Century park (Shanghai) ?

12 years 5 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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I've tried a car looking bicycle in other places, but not Shaghai. Do you know what the vehicle is called? Or what they call it in China? A photo of the special car looking bicycle would be nice...broken heart

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hi,

I am not sure what is the special name for that bicycles , ( 我想租自行车) Wo xiang zu zı xing che... means = I want to rent a bicycle,

you can say this sentence to someone working for the park, they can show you where is the bicycle renting area i guess.  You will see inside the park different kind of looking bicycles, renting area was near the No.7 enterance door of century park, there are also small boats near riverside, you can also rent those :)

nice action in spring time :) and bicycle looks really cool Smile

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