Using a bird's-eye view, the architectural space serves as the frame, combining symmetry and the rule of thirds in composition. The figure is positioned in the lower left of the image, forming a geometric echo with the vertical windows and horizontal railings. Green plants seen through the windows add vitality. In terms of color, the red dress contrasts with the green wall, and the interplay of light and shadow (mottled walls and light through the windows) creates a vintage, tranquil atmosphere. Through spatial layers and color contrast, the image conveys a sense of loneliness and artistic sentiment. Travel Tips: Adult tickets cost 40 yuan, student and youth (ages 6-18) tickets cost 20 yuan, and children under 6 and seniors over 65 enter for free. On the 15th of each month, it’s "Science Popularization Day." Booking in advance through the Shanghai Zoo WeChat official account allows free entry.

Shanghai Zoo - Primate Area Green Wall

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2381 Hongqiao Road, Changning District, Shanghai (near Hongjing Road), inside Shanghai Zoo (southeast corner)

Photography Tips

Using a bird's-eye view, the architectural space serves as the frame, combining symmetry and the rule of thirds in composition. The figure is positioned in the lower left of the image, forming a geometric echo with the vertical windows and horizontal railings. Green plants seen through the windows add vitality. In terms of color, the red dress contrasts with the green wall, and the interplay of light and shadow (mottled walls and light through the windows) creates a vintage, tranquil atmosphere. Through spatial layers and color contrast, the image conveys a sense of loneliness and artistic sentiment. Travel Tips: Adult tickets cost 40 yuan, student and youth (ages 6-18) tickets cost 20 yuan, and children under 6 and seniors over 65 enter for free. On the 15th of each month, it’s "Science Popularization Day." Booking in advance through the Shanghai Zoo WeChat official account allows free entry.

Walking Guide

Take Line 10 of the subway to the "Shanghai Zoo" station, and exit from Exit 4. It's a 3-minute walk to the main entrance. Follow the signs to the Primate Area.