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The City has a rich history steeped in colonialism and today the Yuyan Gardens in Shanghai’s old town are all that remains evident of its pre colonial past. The architecture shows the impact of colonial rule over China, with many buildings remaining that show the many different styles, cultures and influences inflicted on the city. But Shanghai has been transformed into a modern day sophisticated metropolis with a well developed and efficient network of land, air and sea transportation, the policies of reform have allowed the city to open itself up to the world and to make welcome its overseas companions, with the tourist industry booming. Imagine sharing the exotic experience of an intimate evening or a few days in Shanghai with a stunning model escort companion. Delight in the pleasure of a genuine liaison with one of my VIP Shanghai escorts from the Anna Bailey Private Collection
Shanghai had always been filled with a rich ethnic mix of eastern and western influence and was well protected from a great deal of the political storms that raged throughout China. In 1937 it was considered the world’s fifth largest capital city and the most advanced city without question within China, but by the start of the Pacific War in 1941 there were very few westerners remaining, both the British and Americans relinquished their colonial rights over Shanghai in 1943 over to their allies the Chinese who took control of the city after the Japanese surrender in 1945. Only four years later the city fell once again to the red army and remained under communist rule and at the centre of the Cultural Revolution until Mao’s death in 1976. From this point rebuilding the city and regaining its own identity was a slow task but from 1990 Shanghai started to develop at a phenomenal speed receiving large scale investments and economic assistance due to China’s accessions to the World Trade Organisation in 2001. My elite Shanghai escorts private collection is the best way to ensure that you will cherish your memories of China for many years to come......
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The Sights of Shanghai
Yuyuan Garden and Bazaar
The Yuyuan Garden in downtown Shanghai is perhaps the best example of the classical gardens of Shanghai. Built in 1559, or the 38th year of the Jiaqing reign of the Ming, the garden is laid out in an intricate manner. As a paragon of the south Chinese landscaping style of the Ming and Qing dynasties, it is a MUST for all visitors to Shanghai. The nearby Yuyuan Bazaar, known locally as "Old City God's Temple Market", is a rising tourist and shopping centre where visitors can roam amongst a cluster of shops, restaurants and recreation facilities invariably finding themselves making a tour of discovery of local folklore and Ming and Qing architecture.
Temple of Jade Buddha
The Yufo (Jade Buddha) Temple was built in 1882 and after so many years it remains in perfect condition and is a sanctuary of Zen Buddhism. The temple derived its name from a jade statue of Sakyamuni from Myanmar. The image of the Buddha, his graceful posture, and the serene and calm look on his face are, to put it just in one word, mesmerizing.
The Bund
The picturesque Bund, extending for 1.5 km on the shore of the Huangpu River, is an emblem of Shanghai. A total of 52 tall buildings of various height tower over the river along the western side of the Bund, looking like a museum of modem day architecture. The wide riverfront promenade along the eastern side of the Bund provides a captivating view of Shanghai. When the lights are turned on between 19:00 and 21:00 p.m, the Bund has the best nocturnal scene to offer.
Huangpu River Cruise
When the lower section of the Huangpu River, which rises from the Taihu Lake, flows through the city of Shanghai for 39km, its water surface extends as wide as 400 metres. A cruise on the river involves a 60-km-long round trip, which runs past some of the major landmarks of shanghai as a port city.
Yangpu & Nanpu Bridges
The Yangpu and Nanpu bridges are, at 7,658 and 8,346 metres respectively, among the longest bridges of the world. Both are of the double cable-stayed suspension type with a long span. Open 8:30-17:00.
Longhua Temple
Built during the Five Dynasties, the Longhua Temple is the most venerated and largest temple in all of Shanghai. Apart from its long history, the allure of the temple also lies in the Longhua Pagoda and the peach blossoms in its courtyard.
Tour of Residential Quarters
Visitors are invited to "be a Shanghai citizen for a day" by visiting families, often those with several generations living under the same roof-in some residential quarters. In this way they can experience the delights of family life the oriental way.
"Pedestrians Only" Nanjing Road
Flanked on both sides by famed shopping centres, department stores, specialty stores, exotic restaurants and cultural and recreational facilities, the 5-km-long Nanjing Road is the most sophisticated shopping and tourist complex in Shanghai. Every day it is thronged by more than 1 million visitors.
The Oriental pearl TV Tower
The "Oriental Pearl" TV Tower is a new landmark of Shanghai which faces the Bund across the Huangpu River at Lujiazui, the busiest part of Pudong new Area. At a height of 468 metres, it is the tallest TV tower in Asia. An elevator whisks visitors to the tower's observational deck at a height of 263 metres, where they can feast their eyes on a panoramic view of shanghai. The tower is equipped with tourist service facilities, including eateries, shops, recreational centres and a hotel. Open 8:30-21:30.
People's Square
The People's Square, which was refurbished and expanded in 1994, is the political and cultural centre of Shanghai. The square is home to a gigantic music fountain, several dozen thousand square metres of green patches, the Shanghai New Museum with a unique design, the magnificent City Hall, a spacious underground shopping centre, and the splendid Grand Shanghai Theatre. A stroll on the square enables one to gain some idea about the modern chic and refined elegance of Shanghai and its people.
Grand View Garden
Patterned after the settings of the 18th-century Chinese classic A Dream of Red Mansions, the Grand View Garden is an 8-hectare affair by the Dianshan Lake in Qingpu County.
Shanghai Museum
The Shanghai Museum at the People's Square is in the possession of a collection of 123,000 cultural artefacts in 21 categories, but bronze ware, ceramics, calligraphy and painting are its forte. A vast collection of exhibits, world-class architecture, and high-tech facilities explain why the Shanghai Museum can attract visitors who come in a constant stream from every nook and cranny of the world.
Arts & Crafts Research Institute
Situated on Fenyang road and established in 1956, this is China's first comprehensive centre for the research of Chinese arts and crafts. Its 19 departments are staffed with a galaxy of virtuoso craftsmen in such fields as woollen needlepoint tapestries, embroidery, ivory carving, jade carving, dough modelling, and porcelain carving. Visitors are in for quite a few rare artistic delights.
Shanghai tourist Festival
Time: From mid-October to November every year
What's On: Large-scale float parade, open-air concert, demonstration of Chinese and foreign tea ceremonies, international symposium on tourism, exhibition of culture and art associated with the classic A Dream of Red Mansions. Other programs include the tour to "be a Shanghai citizen for one day" and evening cruises on the Huangpu River. There are also tours for those who return from overseas to seek out their ancestral roots.
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