Thirty years ago, Pudong was nothing but a tidal flat; today, it has evolved into Asia's financial hub. As an enthusiast of history and culture, I’m fascinated by the dramatic transformations that have unfolded here.
The skyscrapers of the Lujiazui Financial District stand as a testament to China’s reform and opening-up. The Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and Jinmao Tower—three towering giants standing side by side—have become Shanghai’s new icons, piercing the skyline with a sense of ambition and progress.
Shanghai Disneyland adds a whimsical touch to this dynamic landscape, where both adults and children can lose themselves in magic and joy.
Pudong’s development speed is nothing short of extraordinary. It has borne witness to China’s economic take-off and now shines as a beacon, hinting at an even more splendid future ahead.
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Sign InThe observation hall of Shanghai Tower is worth a visit. The view is very good!
Pudong's development speed is indeed amazing. I remember when it was just farmland!
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