BEIJING (Reuters) - Li Qiang, an ally of Chinese President Xi Jinping, has been named the top Communist Party official in Shanghai, replacing Han Zheng who last week joined the elite Politburo Standing Committee, the official Xinhua news agency said on Sunday. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Orchestra Academy Starts Worldwide…
The SOA, an important educational partnership between the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic, boasts a faculty consisting of leading musicians from the two symphony orchestras, complemented by professors from the Shanghai ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai metro pilots QR code payment
Shanghai Shentong Metro Group, operator of the Shanghai metro, said Monday the new payment method would first be available at two stations on the maglev line. After downloading a mobile app, subway passengers can pay for their tickets via Alipay or China ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Targeting 3 Million Passengers
This year Shanghai Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal is expecting ... About the 2018 China Market Report The 2018 China Market Report by Cruise Industry News is the only resource covering the future trajectory of the Chinese and Asia-Pacific cruise ... ( read original story ...)
Nice high view to the Bund of Shanghai @Metro xintiandi
This is a listing posted by a registered property agency. The agency has indicated that the photos and information below are real. If you are shown an apartment different from the one listed here, please flag this listing. Want to have a nice of Shanghai ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese president’s former secretary gets top Shanghai job
Seen as a proponent of economic reforms, Li will likely champion Xi's vision for Shanghai as a global trading hub. The official Xinhua News Agency reported Sunday that Li replaces Han Zheng, who was elevated to the party's top decision-making body ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Disneyland: The Disney park where everything’s bigger
Park guests — there were 11 million even before its first birthday — are mostly Chinese but an increasing number of foreigners are coming to Shanghai just to visit the new Disneyland as the city becomes more of a hub for international travellers thanks ... ( read original story ...)