"The big red lanterns and five-star red flags at the Bund Station complement each other, showing a strong festival atmosphere." Mr. Zhang, a Shanghai citizen, took No. 71 medium volume bus with his children to visit the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Shanghai Museum and the Bund. During the National Day holiday, many bus lines in Shanghai launched red buses and retro buses. "Reading" urban history by bus has become a new way for citizens to play "Shanghai". "We have optimized the original cultural attractions and red venues along the way to 20, so that more passengers can understand Shanghai's red cultural resources." Zhang Zhuo, the captain of Shanghai No. 71 medium volume bus fleet, said, "We have also made a security evacuation plan for the large passenger flow that may come, equipped with 10 spare vehicles, and strengthened the delivery of transport capacity." The Bund terminal of No. 71 medium volume bus has also changed into a festive "grand costume". The traditional red arches, 20 big red lanterns, 8 columns are designed as red spiral light strips, "meteor shower" light strips, etc., which have been lit in the evening since September 28, becoming a new online red landmark for Shanghai citizens and tourists to punch in and remember. The reporter learned from Shanghai Jiushi Public Transport Group Co., Ltd. that the group has launched a number of bus lines with different characteristics. In addition to No. 71 medium volume buses, there are also No. 20 "Braid Trolley" in the retro style, No. 1 Binjiang Bus in Puxi in the panda style, and No. 65 Bus explaining the Bund architecture and other landscapes for passengers. In Zhangjiang Science City in Pudong, Shanghai, there is a "red mobile card" - Zhangjiang tram "red special train". The special train uses a large number of words and pictures to display the centennial history of the Party and the process of development, opening up and scientific and technological innovation in Zhangjiang, Pudong. "The green way to travel by bus, the red scenic spots and Shanghai style cultural landmarks in the card city are both novel and environment-friendly. There are more surprises in this city that are worth experiencing." Shanghai resident Ms. Huang said. (Liu Xinshe)