View of Shanghai under Clear Sky
By Jian Shuo Wang on 2007-01-30 23:11 · Shanghai Photos

These photos were taken from the 34th floor of Four Seasons Hotel, looking to the East.
I hope one day after 5 years, I can take another picture from the same location, and see the difference.
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Seriously, take some medicine with you the next time you visit Shanghai. You will feel sick in 24 hours or less. And you will have a hard time finding medicine, especially if you don't speak Chinese.
For first time visitors, the polution may cause some problem, but human body is strong, and it seems if you get used to it, it is OK (although harm may have already been done)
I do have to say, that already this view is very different from 5 years ago in 2002- there aren't any cranes.
Then, you open the window, and realize that it's another cloudy, hazy autumn day.
On a related note, Mr. Wang, it is true. Most people do get sick for a few days when they first get to China, then they get better.
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I have just set up my internet connection at home.
I wanted to set my personal outlook mailbox so that I can receive mail and send directly without connecting to my mail indirectly.
To do this i need a thing called SMTP server to be changed from my previous italian one into Shanghai one. I have no idea of what is it, nor the people who set the internet connection had
CAn someone help me please ?
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In the UK, the sky can be clear sometimes, but most major city generates a huge amount of light (as in, road lamps etc) pollusion.
I haven't seen an entire clear day there, or at least I don't remember. Give the environmental authority twenty years, it'll be cleaner in the future. China already has higher petrol efficiency standards than the United States.
Wow amazing! The first picture you took shows the building where I lived before. It's on the lower left-hand corner.
My memory of Shanghai's is it has overcast sky for many of the winter days. It's gloomy and cold and can be quite depressing!
i can't see these pictures now.