Our journey starts from the end of Huangpu River. The more than 20 Western-style buildings built along the river are the most conspicuous symbol of the Bund; the 1,500-meter-long riverside section has developed from a muddy shoal to once possessing nearly half of China's wealth. Nanjing Road, which connects to the Bund, is brightly lit. It was it that started the Chinese people's road to modernization.

A small town with a history of 1,700 years, an ancient temple that is said to have been built during the Three Kingdoms period, a Ming Dynasty garden in the bustling city, a Shikumen that once accommodated 80% of the city's population, and the Mosaic Hall with more than 10,000 Jewish names engraved on it... an era of change. , it is they that remind the city moving forward not to forget its original intention.

Oriental Pearl Tower, Stock Exchange, Jin Mao Tower, World Financial Center, Shanghai Tower... Flying high in the sky, we will touch the financial crown of this city and overlook the vertical world created by mankind.

China's largest civil aircraft manufacturing center, Asia's largest fully movable radio telescope, and the world's largest automated terminal. The exciting "China Speed" reminds us: look to the future with the boldest dreams and the most pragmatic approach. Embrace the present, this is Shanghai.