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شنغهاي
بالانجليزي
شنغهاي
الصيني نادي
اين
تقع مدينة شنغهاي
shanghai
china
ديزني
لاند نادي شنغهاي
الصيني ايست اسيا
السياحة
في مدينة شنغهاي اجمل مدن الصين
مدينة
شنغهاي الصينية
7,000 km 2 municipality directly administered by the State
■ 24 million inhabitants, China's most populous city
■ First container port of the world
■ GDP / cap. ($ 14,862): 3rd place in China
■ Growth: 8% per year
■ More than 80 skyscrapers (over 170 m), 200 under construction
■ Foreign residents: approximately 210,000 including 15,000 French
■ French time + 6h in summer, + 7h in winter
■ Currency: the yuan (¥), also called Renminbi (RMB) 1 € = 8 ¥
Shanghai, showcase of the China of
tomorrow? Nothing left to imagine the fateful destiny of this modest fishing
port along the Huangpu River, opened in 1843 to the Western powers and became
one of the capitals of the international avant-garde from the 1900s. period
that is created the myth of Shanghai, cosmopolitan city, home of a flourishing
capitalism, meeting place of intellectuals and revolutionaries, capital of
pleasures and trafficking underworld ...
The traces of this grand past are
gleaned on the side of Puxi, the west bank of Huangpu, very pleasant to walk:
the district of the old foreign concessions, the Bund, the People's Square and
its many museums, the old town and the Yu Garden ... Neglected during the
Maoist era, Shanghai escaped the torpor in the early 1990s to reinvent itself
as a futuristic-looking financial center, with the new district of Pudong, a
vertiginous high-rise forest built on the shore east of the river.
Today, Shanghai is a city in
constant bubbling where daily the contrasts of contemporary China are
illustrated. Sometimes side by side, popular markets, trendy designer shops,
xiaolongbao canteens, cocktail bars perched at the top of towers ever closer to
the stars, massage parlors, tea houses, lofts of artists ... all testify to the
vitality of a city where tradition and modernity are constantly being held
together.
Huangpu
This tributary of the Yangtze River
separates the city in two: Pudong, "east of the river", and Puxi,
"west of the river". Two faces very different from Shanghai, one
turned to the future and the other celebrating the past with panache. The
crossing of Huangpu is an opportunity to experience these dizzying contrasts:
ferry or cruise ship at sunset.
Bund
It is on this platform that the myth
of the "Paris of the East" has been created! Along the Huangpu are
the European-style buildings, built between the mid-19th century. and the 1930s
by foreign colonial powers: the Eiffel-style Waibaidu bridge, the Gützlaff
lighthouse, neoclassical or Art Deco bank seats, and the legendary Peace Hotel,
the city's first skyscraper erected in 1929. see at dusk, when the walk along
the water comes alive, illuminated by the lights of Pudong (but extinction at
22:30!).
Nanjing Street
The biggest shopping street in China
(6 km) attracts a million people every day! Drawn in 1845, the eastern part,
Nanjing Donglu, of the Bund at People's Square, is pedestrian since 2000: there
are old state stores, traditional pharmacies, delicatessens ... Far less
popular atmosphere in the western part, Nanjing Xilu where shopping malls ,
grand hotels and luxury boutiques follow one another.
People's Square
The former Hippodrome of Shanghai
has become the true center of the city, hosting the seat of the municipal
government as well as a multitude of monuments and museums: treasures of
ancient and classical China at the Shanghai Museum, contemporary art at the
MoCa, operas and ballet at Shanghai Grand Theater
...
Moganshan Lu
The art gallery district, where the
Chinese vanguard is exhibiting in ancient tissue warehouses near the Suzhou
River. Squatted by artists in the early 21 st century, this former industrial
complex has become a " creative industry clustering park "
("incubator of creators") all that is most official in 2005. Special
mention to the M50, which brings together the pioneering galleries.
Old City
Around the venerable Yu Garden, the
hustle and bustle of the old Disneyland bazaar should not overshadow some of
Shanghai's oldest buildings, some dating back to the 16C. The richness and
tolerance of the Chinese religious tradition is expressed in this tiny
perimeter: Confucius Temple, Taoism at the White Clouds Temple and the Temple
of the God of the City, Buddhism at Chen Xiang Monastery, but also Islam at
Xiaotaoyuan Mosque and Christianity at Dongjiadu Cathedral.
Former French Concession
It was after the Nanking Treaty
concluded in 1842, after the first Opium War, that China granted foreigners the
commercial opening of several ports, including Shanghai, which was then a
marshy area. For nearly a century, the city was under foreign administration:
British, Americans, French, Germans, Japanese ... took part in its spectacular
construction. Under the authority of the consul, the French concession was a
place of pleasure, where gambling, opium and prostitution created the myth of a
sulphurous Shanghai, "the biggest brothel in the world" where bandits
and legendary gangs evolved, like the Green Band. The traces of this flamboyant
past are on the side of the former Sports Circle (Okura Garden Hotel), Fuxing
Park, the Cathedral of Xujiahui and classified lilong (alleys), such as the
Burgundy city (387 Shaanxi Nan Lu).
Xintiandi
This former shikumen district, brick
houses from 1900-1930, underwent a major facelift in the early 2000s. Cafes and
trendy restaurants, luxury shops, have colonized the pedestrian walkways of
this "New World". Two small museums provide information on the history
of the area: the Shikumen Open House and the house where the Chinese PC was
founded.
Duolun Lu
The ancient "writers'
street", where Lu Xun and Guo Moruo lived, exudes quaint charm with its
colonial houses and café terraces, but also opens up to the most contemporary
art, with the Doland Museum and its galleries.
Pudong
The new city and its dizzying skyscrapers, such as the iconic
Oriental Pearl Tower. For a panorama, head for the 100th floor of the World
Financial Center or the Cloud 9 bar on the 87th floor of the Jinmao Tower.
Created in the early 1990s, this development zone is the symbol of the dazzling
Chinese "miracle".
Bund (Waitan) / Nanjing Donglu
The magic takes hold of the Bund
when, at sunrise, the Shanghaïans come to do their health gymnastics on its
walk (completely renovated in 2010), in front of the trains of barges that
slide on the Huangpu, and that they make fly. kites in the sky. During the day,
tourists come to pose in front of the buildings of the famous quay, symbols of
the triumphant capitalism of the first half of the 20th century. At nightfall,
these opulent buildings, architectural showcase of the "Paris of the
East" of the years 1930-1940, illuminate and host the party, while the
Nanjing Donglu street (Nanjing Donglu) is adorned with a thousand neon advertisements.
People's Square / Nanjing Xilu /
Suzhou River
The People's Square (or Renmin
Guangchang) and its temples of Culture, properly organized around the
headquarters of the municipality, form the new heart of Shanghai. From there,
Nanjing Xilu Street (Nanjing Xilu) continues its course to the west, with its
succession of ultramodern shopping centers, interrupted from time to time by a
colorful plot or some colonial villas. Further north, the outskirts of the
Suzhou River are the bastion of young creation: art centers, galleries, lofts,
etc. Not far, around the central station, Chinese from all the provinces meet ...
Old Town (Nanshi)
The proximity of the sea and the
development of Huangpu allowed the fortified city to experience intense port
activity from the eighteenth century. Three centuries later, Shanghai's
commercial reputation has not waned, and the old city keeps its markets despite
a renovation that gave it the appearance of ultra-kitsch bazaar. The building
fever has so far spared the edge of the temple Confucius: along the streets,
mosque, cathedral, Buddhist shrines, Taoist or Confucian symbols of Chinese
multi-confessionalism. The wharfs to the south of the Bund see the emergence of
a new district: West Bund Culture.
Xintiandi / Huaihai Lu / Maoming Lu
/ Xujiahui
In the former international concession,
cars give way to bicycles and the walker can enjoy the shade of the plane trees
to quietly admire the beautiful 1930s villas. In Xintiandi, trendy cafes and
luxury shops have their homes in the city. old renovated houses. And, on the
prestigious Huaihai Lu, Shanghai's favorite avenue, line the big names in
fashion. At the crossroads with Maoming Lu, it's the compulsory crowd bath! In
the southwest, in Xujiahui, the Jesuit facilities have given way to large
American-style malls .
Hongkou
The architectural promenade of the
Bund extends to the north bank of Suzhou, near the old Waibaidu metal bridge.
But it is Sichuan Beilu who stars in Hongkou District. This shopping street
leads straight to the peaceful Duolun Lu and the popular Luxun Park, dedicated
to the great writer who lived in a lilong district. Student animation increases
as one approaches Fudan, the most prestigious university in the city. Along the
Huangpu, the docks are promised for tourist redevelopment, while in the old
ghetto traces of the Jewish presence remain.
Pudong
Since
the early 1990s, Pudong, the "east of the river", is an eldorado.
Dedicated to give Shanghai a real international dimension, the urbanization
project of the zone that separates the Huangpu from the sea is taking place
quickly: in fifteen years, a new city of more than 500 km 2 has emerged from
the land. A financial and commercial center, Pudong has equipped itself with
the world's first magnetic train and is seeing a proliferation of ultramodern
skyscrapers. Its major axis, Shiji Dadao (the "boulevard of the
century"), leads to the huge Century Park. To the south, past the Nanpu
Bridge, extends the site of the 2010 World Expo
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