The 29th Shanghai TV Festival opened today at the Shanghai Exhibition Center. It will run till June 28 with various programs for industry professionals and television fans. Since its establishment in 1986, the festival has developed into one of Asia's most important international TV exchange platforms and an influential cultural brand. ( read original story ...
China’s rich spend millions on Shanghai property; Luxury apartments worth $3.8 million five times oversubscribed
A number of luxury projects including Shanghai Arch, which sits on the waterfront of the famous Bund, were sold at about 170,000 yuan per square meter, 13% higher than the previous limit, according to ... ( read original story ...)
Milan and Shanghai: Sisters in style
China and Italy share a rich history of cultural and economic exchange. In 1979, Milan became the first city in Italy to establish a sister city relationship with Shanghai. The "Expo bridge", drawing ... ( read original story ...)
Japanese Mother, Child Attacked With Knife in City Near Shanghai
A Japanese woman and her child were attacked with a knife in a Chinese city near Shanghai, adding to a flurry of stabbing incidents in a country where violence is rare. An unidentified man attacked ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Rich Spend Millions on Shanghai Property
A $15 million penthouse was snapped up hours after it went on sale. More than 200 homes priced from nearly $5 million were taken in less than a day. Apartments worth $3.8 million were five times ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai, Milan – designed to connect
Bian Xiangyang, vice-chairman of the China Fashion Association and director of the Shanghai Promotion Center for City of Fashion, indicated that the complementary cooperation between Shanghai and ... ( read original story ...)
China’s Rich Spend Millions on Shanghai Property, Bucking Crisis
Shanghai’s luxury real estate market is a bright spot in China’s bleak property sector. It’s the only one among the country’s mega cities that’s still attracting people to put down money in an asset ... ( read original story ...)