Novak Djokovic went against security guards’ orders as he met fans at the Shanghai Masters. The world No. 4 is playing the tournament for the first time in five years and believes he has received the ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai sees photographers flock to gallery
Tourists taking a walk along the side streets of Shanghai lined with Shikumen houses, a chorus singing by the Huangpu River, and fanatic photographers gathering at the best location for a great shot.. ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Masters organisers forced to take drastic measures as Novak Djokovic benefits
Organisers of the Shanghai Masters have been forced to scramble after rain wreaked havoc on the schedule. Matches on outside courts were cancelled over the weekend, leaving several players forced to ... ( read original story ...)
Canadian artist captivated by ‘cosmopolitan energy’ of Shanghai
Canadian author and illustrator Samuel Porteous is so fascinated by Old Shanghai that his wife often jokes that he must have lived in that era in another life. "The Art Deco buildings, the bustling streets, the neon signs. They all captivate me," he told Shanghai Daily. ( read original story ...)
China’s Sept forex reserves rise more than expected to $3.316 trln
China's foreign exchange reserves rose more than expected in September, official data showed on Monday, as the dollar weakened against other major currencies. The country's foreign exchange reserves - the world's largest - ( read original story ...)
Shanghai sees instant rebound in housing market on back of stimulus, loosened curbs
Shanghai’s revival may be a bellwether for other top-tier cities, but the same may not apply to places further afield, sales agents say. ( read original story ...)
Curator Of Wallace Chan’s Shanghai Exhibition Talks About The Artist
Wallace Chan’s latest exhibition at the newly opened Shanghai Museum East is also the largest and most encompassing to date with more than 200 of his creations in a space that properly represents his life’s work. The only unfortunate thing is that the three-month exhibition will end Monday (October 7). ( read original story ...)