During the Year of the Snake Spring Festival, Yangpu was brimming with festive atmosphere. Red lanterns swayed in the wind, and even the century-old No. 14 bus route donned a "China Red" exclusive Spring Festival "livery". Let's take a look!

Early in the morning, at the Jiangpu Road/Zhongshan North Second Road bus stop, the newly coated Bus No. 14 stood out brightly. The eye-catching "China Red" features auspicious snake motifs on the body, sending heartfelt blessings from the bus operators to passengers and adding a warm touch to the city.

The Year of the Snake Spring Festival-themed "livery" of Bus No. 14 is primarily in China Red, symbolizing good fortune and happiness. The sides of the bus are adorned with illustrations of iconic Shanghai architecture and inscriptions such as "Jiusi Public Transportation wishes you a happy Year of the Snake" and "Fu" (fortune), all highlighted in gold. These auspicious messages are particularly eye-catching and convey warm wishes to the citizens and passengers. Additionally, various Chinese New Year elements are scattered across the bus, creating a festive and harmonious atmosphere that fully embraces the spirit of the New Year.

Every passenger who boarded the Year of the Snake-themed Bus No. 14 could deeply feel the rich festive spirit. Ms. Hu, a passenger, said, "Shanghai's buses are so creative, and the Spring Festival atmosphere is incredibly strong!" Moreover, many bus enthusiasts also came to the bus stop to capture the moment of the newly coated buses in motion with their cameras.

Buses are a beautiful sight in Shanghai, and the new "livery" can certainly lift people's spirits, allowing them to experience the festive mood and enjoy a unique ride.

Bus No. 14 travels through Jiangpu Road, Kongjiang Road, Dalian Road, Xin'gang Road, and Siping Road. This Spring Festival holiday, why not have a chance encounter with the newly-coated Bus No. 14?