We've just been made aware of a new daily (well, almost) vod-cast called The Shanghai Show. Hosted by Aric Queen who used to contribute to this blog, it features interesting snippets of daily life in Shanghai from the People's Square, inside some... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Fri, Sep 28 2007
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Neo Shanghai »
YouTube video The Shanghai Beat is a Danwei TV show hosted by Adam Schokora (小石). The show covers topics about "urban life in modern Shanghai" and features musical performances by local Chinese bands (courtesy of www.Neocha.com).
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The women of the 2007 Shanghai Auto Show » Shanghaiist Shanghai Flickr photographer Shanghai Sky[1] just posted an interesting photo set from the ongoing 2007 Shanghai Auto Show. What makes it interesting? There are almost no cars. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who has ever attended the auto... |
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