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In Shanghai, some turned to a more leisurely option, much closer to home: glamping. This outdoor activity that combines the comfort (thoải mái) of hotels with the adventure of camping has been growing in popularity in China in recent years, particularly during pandemic-fueled restrictions (hạn chế do đại dịch).

On Sunday, the second day of the five-day Labor Day vacation, 32-year-old Liu Qi expertly pitched his tent at a riverside park (công viên ven sông) in Shanghai’s Xuhui District. Chairs and camping carts were arranged around the tent (lều); a camping mat with potato chips, fruits, and homemade sandwiches was laid out; and a portable coffee maker and a fruit juicer were at the ready.

Though the riverside park in Xuhui was full of tents Sunday, it wasn’t as busy as Liu expected. “Good spots are usually gone in the morning,” said Liu, who was able to grab one under a large tree on Sunday afternoon.

Glamping in China has grown more popular over the last few years amid restrictions due to the pandemic. Instead of venturing far from home during popular holidays, many opted instead for glamping, which can be experienced at a campsite, a tent room, under a starry sky (bầu trời đầy sao) room, or even in an RV.

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