沈奈兒自述：

上海，又被稱為“魔都”。為什么叫“魔都”呢？原因之一是有傳說，每次臺風(fēng)來襲時(shí)，“魔都”都會開啟結(jié)界，會有一道無形的墻保護(hù)著上海。我也不知道這道墻是否真實(shí)存在，但我知道很多“魔都”的墻。和我一起來一場城市之旅吧！

上海古城墻的遺址隱于高樓大廈之間。它始建于明代嘉靖年間，是為防御倭寇侵犯而建。城墻在1912年被拆除，只有最后這兩小段保留了下來。

徜徉在上海街頭，常有這些藝術(shù)墻繪映入眼簾。它們來自于「為愛上色」藝術(shù)+公益項(xiàng)目。這些國內(nèi)外知名藝術(shù)家創(chuàng)作的墻繪作品讓藝術(shù)與色彩走進(jìn)更多人的生活，喚起人們對鄉(xiāng)村孩童的關(guān)懷和對地球的愛。

從這些“魔都”即景中，我們可以讀到關(guān)于這座城市和上海人家一磚一瓦的生活故事。我愛上海！我愛這個(gè)歷史悠久、開明睿智、魅力四射的“魔都”。

My Favorite Shanghai EP12｜Shen Nai’er: The "Walls" that Symbolise Shanghai's Spirits #shortvideoshowcase #vlog

Presented by Shen Nai’er

Shanghai has a nickname called “Modu”, the Magic City. Why “Modu”? One reason is that people think there might be an invisible “border wall” magically safeguarding Shanghai in each typhoon season. I couldn’t tell if the “wall” is existing or not, but I do know many real magic walls. Join me to take a city tour together.

Hiding behind the skyscrapers are the last remaining portions of the Shanghai City Wall, which is a defensive boundary built in 1554 during the Ming Dynasty. Most of the walls were dismantled in 1912, and today only two short sections remain.

Walking on the streets of Shanghai, you may see one of these street artworks. They are from “Color, Way of Love” ART+ project. The wall paintings created by artists from worldwide bring color and art into our daily lives, evoking care for rural children and love for the earth.

From the glimpse of “Modu”, we can read life stories about the city and Shanghainese families brick by brick.

I love Shanghai. I love this historical, open and glamorous Magic City.

編輯：韋嘉維