This series of picture was taken on top of the Metro Tower. It shows the buildings and parks in the Xujiahui Area – one of the central business districts in Shanghai.
Below: The Xujiahui Residential Area. In my previous article of Hand-Made Map of Shanghai, I said “Xujiahui is the most romantic area of the city.” Someone asked why? You cna se the reason in this picture – it is the peace place hidden in the tree. Despite of unstoppable construction any where in the city, the heart of the Xujiahui are still occupied by some nice houses left from the early years of the last century.
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In the picture above, you can see the Hilton Shanghai building and the Shanghai Library (the white building on the left), Regal Hotel (the tall building on the right with green glasses) and Hengshang Hotel (the lower building on the front)
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This is the scene looking eastward from Xujiahui. You can see the Oriental Pearl TV Station on the left and the Jinmao Tower on the right. They are the new land marks for the city of Shanghai
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Below: The arch in the scene is the newly constructed Lupu Bridge, crossing the Huangpu River.
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I will show you many picture about xi’an,but now I must be busy for my english exam.
dear ms. wang:those r incredible flicks. u found hi ground and went for the panarama. kudos¡¡¡the red lite must have a dbbl meaning. is there ne prostitution? how was the americn food? r the accomodations acceptable?(not?just a hunch.r the streets clean enuf to eat off from?(my guess is,not?r u approached with fear and contempt. followed all the tx. harrassed thru out the couse of the day by total strangers. my guess is,yes. what a pathetic place that must be. uncontrolled growth and out of site inflation. despots, dictators and tongs.watch ur step. don’t make waves. go with the flow. kow tow when asked. keep in the open and don’t make deals for any contraband. b good, and always b careful. ur uncle wang wufui. ninja samarai rule¡¡?
I am afraid I couldn’t understand anything in your comment. Is it by design (not to be understood) or…
Hi Jian Shou,
I was so amazed by your skill and your equipped information on Shanghai.Especially for me as a first timer going to Shanghai,those information and pictures were a good help.
I’ll be going to Shanghai on this mid-sept with my husband.
I’m still planning which hotel to stay.
Friend of mine told me to get any hotel nearby Nanjing road.
As it’s a busy shopping spot.
Jian Shou,which area is your best recommendation.
Pls email me and thank you for your co-operation.
Hello Jian Shou,
I am planning to visit Shanghai in october and I found your pictures really good. They gave me a good idea of what to expect… I can’t wait to get there! Also your website is pretty kool. I specially enjoyed your story regarding your passport. (Don’t worry the administration is pretty useless in many countries!).
Regards from a French man :-)
I would like to know what is the Salary Range in Shanghai for the local people? especially for Middle Management and with 3-4 years working experience.
What is the income tax charges for foreigner in Shanghai?
Thank you for having such a informative site..Keep up your good work.
Look forward for your reply.Thank You..
Check this page and maybe it is helpful:
http://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20021108_living_cost_in_shanghai.htm
http://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20030718_living_cost_in_shanghai_part_ii.htm
I just wanted to ask permission to use some of your excellen photos for my site. I will give credit to you for it.
Anyone know where I can read up on more info on this
Shanghai is a city full of tall buildings. It’s a very sad sight. If u look at other metropolitian cities, you will see that most of them have a flat landscape (Execpt maybe New York, but ny has all its buldings cluster into one area.)
Hi
I am visiting shanghai on 6th july. i booked a room at Super8 Hotel Shanghai Feng ye pudong. Please let me know whether this hotel is ok. Also, please tell me the easiest way to go to Weifang city from shanghai.
thanks
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Tall bulding is not everything. Seeing these pictures, i just think we are living in many steel-made cages. I like countryside scene very much.especially green mountains,trees, grasses,flowing rivulet, and so on.
Hi mr wang,
My parents are going to visit shanghai in late september. They wanted to stay in Xujiahui area since it is close to where my sisters are studying at the moment (SNU). Are there any good hotels that u can recommend? We are looking for a hotel that will be in a good neighbourhood and close to food and transport. Btw, how far is it from Xujiahui to downtown Nanjing Road area? Ur suggestions and help will be highly appreciated. Thanks!
xujiahui to Najing Road is very convenient,you can take the line 1(subway).
There are have many food restaurant near xujiahui.
check the hotel http://www.ctrip.com
shirley
Thx shirley!
can u recommend some hotels that i should check? with prices under USD 100? Dunno where to start the search coz we never visited the area before at all.. please help..thx!
Hi there,
After browsing, i found several places that looks pretty good on the net. Can anyone tell me which one to go for? Celebrity Service Apartment (1077 Xie Tu Road,Xujiahui (Near Rui Jin Road)), Park View Court Service Apartment (No. 88, Lane 999 Zhao Jia Bang Road, Xuhui District), Shanghai Donghu or Shanghai Jinjiang Hotel. Thx a bunch, guys!
Shanghai Donghu ,Shanghai Jinjiang Hotel is nice hotel,but the hotel is old.
near huaihai zhong Road.good street.
shirley
Celebrity Service Apartment (1077 Xie Tu Road)
I don’t know this hotel,the Xie tu Road is far from xujiahui center.
shirley
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