Explore Shanghai’s Bund Through ‘Blossoms’ Filming Landmarks
Discover the Bund’s iconic House of Roosevelt through the lens of ‘Blossoms Shanghai,’ where historic architecture meets modern cultural vitality in 2026.
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Shanghai’s Ice Sculpture Masterpiece: Crafting Crystal Horses for Lunar New Year
Shanghai’s indoor ski resort unveils stunning crystal ice horses, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern winter tourism for Lunar New Year 2026.
Shanghai Fabric Market Tops Traveler Lists as Custom Fashion Hub
Shanghai’s South Bund Fabric Market ranks as a top attraction, drawing tourists with bespoke tailoring services amid eased entry policies in 2026.
Shanghai’s Fabric Market Emerges as Top Tourist Draw in 2026
Shanghai’s South Bund fabric market becomes 2026’s surprise tourism hit, blending bespoke tailoring with China’s visa-free travel policies to attract global visitors.
Shanghai Residents to Resume Travel to Kinmen, Matsu in Cross-Strait Thaw
Shanghai residents will soon resume travel to Kinmen and Matsu, signaling a step toward normalized cross-strait exchanges and shared economic benefits, according to Chinese authorities.
UK PM Starmer Explores Shanghai’s Yuyuan Garden, Highlights Cultural Ties
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer concludes China visit with cultural stop at Shanghai’s historic Yuyuan Garden, echoing Queen Elizabeth II’s 1986 diplomatic gesture.
Fengjing Ancient Town: Shanghai’s Hidden Gem Offers Breathtaking Autumn Scenery
Discover the enchanting Fengjing Ancient Town in Shanghai’s Jinshan District, where 1,500 years of history meet picturesque waterways and vibrant culture.
Discover Jinshan Beach: Shanghai’s Coastal Retreat and Gateway to International Trade
Explore Jinshan Beach, Shanghai’s largest seaside destination, offering unique entertainment and a glimpse into the city’s economic growth as it hosts the seventh China International Import Expo.
Race to the Future: Exploring the World of “Blossoms Shanghai”
Director Wong Kar-wai’s Blossoms Shanghai brings the 1990s Shanghai to life, sparking renewed interest in iconic city landmarks.
Shanghai’s Huangpu River: A Magnet for Tourists and Film Crews
Shanghai’s Huangpu River attracts tourists and filmmakers with its iconic sites like The Bund and Lujiazui. Explore how this vibrant riverfront showcases the city’s heritage and modern marvels.
Fengjing Ancient Town: Shanghai’s Hidden Gem and TV Drama Hotspot
Discover Fengjing Ancient Town, a well-preserved water town in Shanghai’s suburbs, known for its historic bridges, alleys, and as a filming location for popular TV dramas.
TV Drama ‘Blossoms Shanghai’ Sparks Tourism Revival on Huanghe Road
Chinese TV drama ‘Blossoms Shanghai’ concludes, but its impact endures as landmarks from the series, like Huanghe Road, draw tourists nationwide, revitalizing local tourism and economy.
TV Drama ‘Blossoms Shanghai’ Sparks Tourism Boom in Megacity
Chinese TV drama ‘Blossoms Shanghai’ ignites a tourism boom in Shanghai, with visitors eager to explore real-life locations from the series and a significant rise in travel bookings.
Discover Zhujiajiao: Shanghai’s Vibrant Ancient Water Town
Zhujiajiao, Shanghai’s vibrant ancient water town by Dianshan Lake, offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and bustling waterways, attracting visitors from around the world.