Shanghai, China's largest and most cosmopolitan city, stands as a dazzling global metropolis where East meets West. This dynamic financial and technological hub seamlessly blends its rich cultural heritage with cutting-edge modernity. The city's iconic skyline along the Huangpu River showcases architectural marvels like the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower, while the historic Bund preserves elegant colonial-era buildings. As China's commercial capital, Shanghai drives innovation in fields like artificial intelligence, biotechnology and financial technology, home to both multinational corporations and pioneering startups. The city's vibrant cultural scene offers world-class museums, theaters, and the traditional Yuyuan Garden, while its renowned culinary landscape ranges from Michelin-starred restaurants to lively street food markets. With efficient public transportation including the world's most extensive metro system, two international airports, and a welcoming international community, Shanghai continues to evolve as Asia's premier global city while maintaining its unique Shanghainese charm. .
The Bund 外滩 With a total length of 4 km, it is a famous tourist attraction in Shanghai. On the west side stands a group of Chinese and Western buildings with different styles. It can be called the "World Architecture Expo" and is a microcosm of modern Shanghai history. |
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The Oriental Pearl Radio & TV Tower 东方明珠广播电视塔 It is one of Shanghai’s iconic cultural landscapes. The tower has landscapes and facilities such as a space capsule, a revolving restaurant, and the Shanghai Urban History Development Exhibition Hall. |
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Shanghai Tower 上海中心大厦 The main building has a total height of 632 meters. Here you can overlook the beautiful scenery of Shanghai from 360 degrees, which is a great place to appreciate the charm of the city. |
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Yuyuan Garden 豫园 Covering an area of more than 20,000 m2, it was built in the 38th year of Jiajing Ming Dynasty (AD 1559). It is a famous Jiangnan classical garden and is known as the "urban forest". |
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