The Bund is Shanghai's most characteristic landscape. Over one hundred years, it has emerged as a symbol of Shanghai. It is located between the Nanpu Bridge and the Waibaidu Bridge in the West Bank of Huangpu River, with the total length of four...Read More

Jin Mao Tower is 420.5m high, with altogether 88 stories and total construction area of 290,000 square meters. It is a perfect combination between the Chinese Traditional Architecture Style and the advanced technologies of the world. It contains...Read More

Oriental Pearl TV Tower with its absolute height of 468 meters becomes Asia's second, the world's fourth tallest tower. Its height ranks only after Guangzhou New TV Tower, the CN Tower of Toronto and Ostankino TV Tower of Russia Moscow. The Oriental...Read More

Shanghai Museum used to be near the Bund area. It is now situated in People's Square and its new buildings were built in 1996, designed by a Shanghai architect named Xing Tonghe. The new design symbolizes China's ancient understanding of the world:...Read More

Brief Introduction of Nanjing Road Known as the first commercial street of China, Nanjing Road starts its territory from the Bund to its east and end to Jing’an Temple to the west. It is a core part of Shanghai's city center with a total...Read More

Shanghai Xintiandi,the first development in the Taipingqiao Redevelopment Project,is a car-free shopping, eating and entertainment area of Shanghai,China, and is an urban tourist attraction imbued with the city's historical and cultural legacies....Read More

Chinese Grand Canal Museum is situated in the Gongchen bridge district in the northern part of Hangzhou .It extends from Jinhua Road in the east to Zhoushan Road in the south ,neighbouring the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in the west .To the north...Read More

The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal is one of the greatest projects endeavored in ancient China as well as the longest man-made waterway in world. With a total length of 1,794 kilometers, the canal interconnects the Yangtze, Yellow, Huaihe, Haihe, and...Read More

The Three Gorges Project on the Yangtze River includes a concrete gravity dam, a sluice gate, a hydropower station behind the dam, a permanent navigation ship lock and a ship lift. The architectures of the Three Gorges Project are composed of the...Read More

The observatory was built in 1934, which was the only observatory before liberation. In 1937, the Japanese army invaded China and destroyed almost all the equipments except the ones protected by the astronomy workers. After liberation, the astronomy...Read More