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Welcome to my home - north of West Nanjing Road ! My apartment is situated at the intersection of Nan Hui Road and West Beijing Road , in the heart of Jing’an District, Shanghai’s cultural and business center. This elegant pre-war apartment features classic 11ft ceilings and excellent sunlight. Compared to average old lane historical apartment in shanghai, my place is big. It has close to 1100 sq. ft of living space. For added openness, I kept the living room wide open instead of converting it into a 2-bedroom unit. Currently It has one master bedroom w/shower, one large living room with working space and a windowed balcony / kitchen that affords ample counter space for a budding chef. Gorgeous refinished oak wood flooring can be found throughout the apartment. For families that have more than 2 members, sofa bed in the living room can be used as a back up sleeping area. Bunker bed is also available upon request. Location wise my place is close to Nan Jing Road, about 5 mins walk. Nanjing Road Nanjing Road is the earliest and most prosperous shopping street in in Shanghai dating back to the 1840s. Regarded as "the first commercial street in China", Nanjing Road offers all-in-one shopping malls, gorgeous restaurants and spectacular night views. Nanjing Road occupies a surprising length of 5.5 kilometers. It's further divided into two parts, namely Nanjing Rd. (E) and Nanjing Rd. (W), with the Xizang Rd. (M) as the bountry line. Nanjing Road, in the eyes of Shanghai locals, simply refers to the Nanjing Rd. (E). In 1999, the brand new 1,033-meter-long Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street was completed also at the Nanjing Rd. (E) section. Now the pedestrian street has become the most welcomed commercial area around Shanghai and the most famous among thousands of pedestrian streets in China. Nanjing Road Shanghai Nanjing Road Shanghai Bustling Nanjing Road Nanjing Road sculpture Nanjing Road is also of historical significance, playing an important role in the development of the city. After the Opium War (1839-1842), Shanghai became a treaty port. And the Nanjing Road was a main road to reach the Bund, so it was important. The road was first a British Concession, then the International Settlement. Several standout companies established by Chinese businessmen later nestled their stores at the buoyant Nanjing Road, for instance, Wing On Department Store and East Asia Hotel (developed from Sincere Company ). Nanjing Road Shanghai Nanjing Road Shanghai Bustling Nanjing Road Nanjing Road night view On Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street there are trolleys for tourists to ride on. Tourists can walk along Nanjing Road for 5 to 10 minutes and reach the Bund, which is another famous attraction that tourists do not want to miss for their Shanghai travel. To reach Nanjing Road, visitors can take Shanghai metro line 2 and get off at Nanjing Road Station. Shanghai Attractions There are so many attractions in Shanghai await you to discover-- the Bund, Nanjing Road, the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Classic local garden, Yuyuan Garden, and the Yuyuan Market are among the some of the must-sees. And you go deep in the city for its local opera, and exciting Shanghai acrobatics show, and take the Huangpu River Cruise and go to the Shanghai zoo for leisure. Check out your favorite attractions here and make your own Shanghai tour of a lifetime. Top Shanghai AttractionsThe Bund The Bund --Famous for its grand century-old architectures --Hot for photographer amateur Oriental Pearl Tower Oriental Pearl Tower --Hot for family tours --Hot for photographer amateur Nanjing Road Nanjing Road --Hot for family tours --Hot for fashion fans Shanghai Acrobatics Show Shanghai Acrobatics Show --Hot for family tours --A show to see China's Got Talent Yuyuan Garden --Shanghai's well preserved ancient garden --Hot for family tours Jade Buddha Temple Jade Buddha Temple --Hot for family tour --Noted for its buddha statue of white jade City God Temple --Shanghai's oldest Taoist temple --Wonderful for snack fans longtang Longtang --Hot for family tour --The original way of living in Shanghai Huaihai Road --Shanghai's most luxurious shopping street --Rich French tone Shanghai World Financial Center Shanghai World Financial Center --Hot for family tour --Best for panoramic view Yuyuan Market Yuyuan Market --Selling Chinese arts & crafts and local snacks --Hot for souvenir shopping Shanghai Museum Shanghai Museum --Museum of Chinese ancient art --Precious works of art and archaeological findings Shanghai Children's Palace Shanghai Children's Palace --A place to see the performances of talented children Zhujiajiao Water Town Zhujiajiao Water Town --A beautiful water town in the outskirts of Shanghai --Noted for its idyllic views Shanghai Entertainment Shanghai has been called the "Paris of the Orient" and now is famed as China's nightlife capital. So you can imagine how rich Shanghai entertainment can be. An eclectic, international strain in the nightlife scene makes it very welcoming to outsiders. Bars and clubs seem to be everywhere, and pop up with increased regularity in Xintiandi area and along the Bund, Nanjing Road and Huaihai Road. Besides bars and clubs, Shanghai always has cultural scene on stage, with cinemas showing a myriad of films, and theatres featuring opera, dance, drama, acrobatics and puppets. Just to name some the main sections where the nightlife concentrates. Shanghai Bar Street Xintiandi Xintiandi displays a comparatively traditional Shanghai architecture called Shi Ku Men. But walking into all those newly built-up, you find everything modern, western and trendy. It includes various kinds of small shops and restaurants, bars and so on. Tianzifang Soho Street The top art street in Shanghai. It's lined with hundreds of creative workshops and bars. What's more, you can easily spot a lovely Longtang house at the street. It's somewhat like the 798 Factory Beijing yet it comes with the tone of petty bourgeoisie that prevails around Shanghai. Hengshan Road The first leisure and entertainment street in Shanghai. Hengshan Road was built on the base of Avenue Petain, the famous road in the former French Concession, featuring abundant old-Shanghai villas and lines of plane trees. Shanghai Nightview The Bund The best place to feast the skyline in both the Old Town (Puxi)and the New Town (Pudong). The night look of Shanghai Custom House is especially stunning. Huangpu River Night Cruise The Huangpu River is a tributary of the Yangtze. You'll see the magnificent building skylines on both the historic west side (the Bund), and the modern east side (Pudong) . It is a good way to relax a bit and sight-see at the same time. It is fun for young kids and family friendly. Shanghai Night Show Shanghai Acrobatics Show The acrobatics in Shanghai is always a highlight for visitors. There are two famous Shanghai Acrobatic Theatres. Varieties of exciting programs with countless near-impossible feats of flexibility, strength, endurance, and sheer will-power are performed on stage that will leave you completely astounded. Shanghai Dining, Shanghai Cuisine & Foods Shanghai cuisine, also known as Hu Cai, includes two styles--Benbang cuisine and Haipai cuisine. Benbang cuisine, literally meaning "local cuisine", is the traditional family style cuisine. Haipai cuisine, literally meaning "all-embracing cuisine" is derived from the cosmopolitan culture. Benbang cuisine and Haipai cuisine have many things in common: First, they make great use of fresh meat, chicken, vegetables and especially various marine ingredients such as fish, shrimps and crabs. Secondly, Shanghai cuisine has a great number of signature dishes made from various seasonal ingredients. Thirdly, a wide range of cooking techniques have been adopted and include steaming, braising, stewing, stir-frying, quick-frying, deep-frying, boiling, marinating, smoking and roasting. Fourthly, strongly hot food hardly ever forms part of Shanghai cuisine. Most of the dishes taste fresh, clear, mellow, sweet. In recent years, Shanghai cuisine has been greatly influenced by Cantonese cuisine. Shanghai Featured Cuisine and Snack Shanghai dining Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings) They are basically pork dumplings with hot broth inside them. The best of these soup dumplings are certainly Xie Fen Xiao Long Bao which are filled with crab meat / roe and minced pork, and the broth tastes even better with the tint of the crab meat / roe. Shanghai locals usually go to Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant only for the featured crab meat soup dumplings. Shanghai dining Da Zha Xie (Shanghai Hairy Crab) Facing the East China Sea, Shanghai is famous for its seafood. In addition, due to its location among the rivers, lakes, and canals of the Yangtze Delta, locals favor freshwater produce just as much as saltwater products like crabs, oysters, and seaweed. The most famous local delicacy is Shanghai hairy crab. The roe and the inward, featuring a splendid sweet flavor, are what people go for. It is better to try crabs when they are hot. Shanghai dining Escargot The top snack sold at Wuweizhai Snack Store and many other restaurants at City God Temple Snack Square. It often comes with fragrant grain wine and tastes quite fresh. Shanghai Famous Restaurants Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant, Laokeliao Shanghai Cuisine Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant is the most famous snack store at the City God Temple Snack Square. You can often find a long queue in front of the gate all of whom are right for the restaurant's featured steamed bun. Shanghai people would like to rank it as the No. 1 snack around their hometown. Laokeliao Shanghai Cuisine is known for its professional series of Shanghai dishes. If you want to feast the most authentic Shanghai dinner, come strolling at the prosperous Fujian Rd. (M) and you'll soon find Laokeliao.