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  • Shanghai-skyline-at-dusk - Wilson Hui: "This is a view of the Pudong area from across the Huang Pu river on the Bund. You really don't get a good sense of scale here, but the Jin Mao Tower used to be the tallest building in China until the Shanghai World Financial Tower came along. Soon it'll be dwarfed by the Shanghai Tower seen under construction here."
  • Jing'An-Temple-Shanghai - Jing'an Temple, a Buddhist temple on West Nanjing Road in the Jing'an District of Shanghai.
  • Pearl-Tower-Shanghai - Pearl Tower in the Lu Jia Du District of Shanghai (HDR photo).
  • East-Nanjing-shopping-Shanghai - Pedestrians shopping along East Nanjing in the Huangpu District of Shanghai, China.
  • Paramount-Theater-Shanghai - The Paramount Theater in the Jing'an District of Shanghai (multiple exposures).
  • Shanghai-cityscape-at-night - Shanghai cityscape at night (time-lapse photo).
  • Shanghai-Pudong-skyline-at-night - Shanghai's Pudong skyline and the Huangpu River at night, in a shot taken from the Bund.
  • Shanghai-shopping-center - A shopping center in Shanghai.
  • Bund-waterfront-Shanghai - A nighttime view of the Bund along the Huangpu River waterfront in the Lan Ni Du District of Shanghai, China.
  • Waibaidu-Bridge-Shanghai - Young men cross the Waibaidu Bridge in the Lu Jia Zui District of Shanghai. China.
  • woman-Jing'an-Park-Shanghai - A woman poses in Jing'an Park in Shanghai, China.
  • Huangpu-Shanghai-building - A building in Huangpu, Shanghai.
  • Huangpu-Shanghai-building-2 - The commercial district in the Huangpu section of Shanghai, China.
  • Swatch-Art-Peace-Hotel-Shanghai - The Swatch Art Peace Hotel in Shanghai, China (enhanced nighttime photo).

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“The French Concession's Tian Zi Fang, a warren of galleries, boutiques, and cafes in 1930's former residences, has local designer labels and vintage-inspired curios.”

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“An innovative breed of mixologist is bringing cocktail culture to Shanghai.
Heyday: With its cushy banquettes, terrazzo floors, and waitresses in qipaos, this just opened  club is an homage to Shanghai's 1930's jazz era. Speak Low: This speakeasy-style bar offers a trio of distinctive drinking dens. Flask: A vintage Coca-Cola vending machine inside a sandwich shop conceals the entrance to this whiskey mecca from Taiwanese bartenders Allen Hsu and Bear Weng.”

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