Snapshots of Shanghai
Hello everyone, as the Lantern Festival also called Yuanxiao Festival on the 15th lunar day of the first month (2/28/2010) officially marks the last day of the 2010 Spring Festival in China, I am also back from my traveling in China. Just like millions of people in China reluctantly going back to work from their long Spring Festival vacation this Monday, I too made my way to the office feeling a bit jet lagged and resumed my work.
Special thanks to Randy – AlleyCat and Matt Sawtell for submitting guest posts during the month of February, rewards for your work will be sent out shortly as I promised. Also many thanks to ChinaHush contributors: CC, Annie and Nancy for writing blog posts during the Spring Festival Holiday season covering my absence.
The following are some snap shots I took in Shanghai during this trip I would like to share with you all!
Start with food: seafood lovers,you have to try the hairy crab (大闸蟹).
Ganghui, Shanghai
Chenghuangmiao, Shanghai: (A temple for the god who guards a city) on the first day of Spring Festival.
Year of the tiger
Chenghuangmiao, Shanghai: Wow Obama Mart!
The Bund, Shanghai: getting ready for the world expo.
In a cab
Bar. Constellation, Shanghai
Citic Square, Shanghai: Year of the tiger
Jingan temple, Shanghai
Nanjing Road at night
Top view of the Bund, from the VUE bar at Hyatt at the Bund
Taikang Road, Shanghai
Taikang Road, Shanghai
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nice pictures, i like the first In the cab, it seems just like Lomo.
Shanghai is just so beautiul at nighttime, I especially love the neon signs and billboards.
Shanghai and Hong Kong, in my opinion, have the best skylines at night.
good times =D
Nice to see that you enjoyed the hairy crab – see any river crab on the trip?
I spent part of my childhood in Shanghai and I went back for a week in Feb as well (beofre the new year). Some may be pleased about the rapid development of this major city of China, but as I walked by the area I grow up and I hardly recognised it, it is a bit sad. I guess sacrifise ought to be made for development huh..
where do you live now helen? lets go for xiao long bao
I live in Hong Kong right now, and I travel a lot, I was in Shanghai last month, I will def go for food in Shanghai 🙂 There’s some good food in Hong Kong too, should come visit!
Yeah,good pictures!
The hairy crabs are delicious.
hairy crabs are so good but considered expensive for most local
when i was walking through nanjing road, there were many many many solitcitors wanting my business for a good time with young pretty chinese girls
i guess in a city with 30 million population, people got to make money some how some way on the outside, the city is bustling, with a closer look, there are a lot of people unemployed, with no money, which results in actions of petty crimes
there seemed to be a lot of taiwanese people, i guess because taiwan is so close. they seemed to be very affluent with LV, gucci, shopping bags
that is what you call same people different world
BY THE WAY, WHAT KIND OF CAMERA DID YOU USE TO TAKE THOSE PICTURES POSTED IN THIS ARTICLE? IT IS SO CRISP AND CLEAR. IS IT SONY BY ANY CHANCE OR SOMETHING ABOVE AND BEYOND SUCH AS LEICA?
I used Nikon D90, it was great I love it.
buenas fotos, me encanta vida nocturna en Shanghai
Nice photos! Last time I went to Shanghai was more than four years ago. The city has some great places for dining and shopping (Xiangyang Lu market was open that time).
Shanghai is an amazing city.!
Regards Vivian Muncher Ricketts
I visited Shanghai two times and both times i got the feeling that it is “empty & souless”. Let me explain. Just like the pictures it’s vibrant and beautiful, but it is also without personality. By that I mean, what are the people there mainly preoccupied with in their daily discussions. In Los Angeles, it’s all about celebrity – New York, has ambition & entrepreneurship, or “making it” – Hong Kong, is business, celebrity, & tourism – Tokyo, is technology driven & polite – Shanghai has business & tourism but other than making money, working, and dining – nothing.