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Shanghai Post Museum - The China Postal Service has a history as long as the nation’s. That is a must-see place hot recommended by online celebrities.
The general post office completed in 1924, is a hub for the distribution of mail from north to south.
As one of the international mail exchange offices, it features an eclectic style. The east and west main walls are connected by Corinthian columns, which have the momentum of the No.1 building in the Far East.
It’s partly a museum about the history of the postal system in China. The most convenient way to learn about the civilization of the city is to immerse in the spot. -
Sihang Warehouse Museum - With the ‘’Sihang Warehouse Defense Battle”, renowned home and aboard, according to the principle of “ respecting the history and reflecting the truth”.
Shanghai Sihang Warehouse Anti-Japanese Battle Memorial displays the touching deeds of over 420 officers and soldiers of the 1st Battalion, 524th Regiment, 262nd Brigade, 88th Division of the Chinese Army( known externally as the “800 Warriors”) commanded to hold fast to the warehouse and fight against the Japanese invaders, under the banner of the Anti-Japanese National United Front and the background of the total resistance, at the later stage of “August 13” Anti-Japanese Battle in Shanghai, and reproduces the collective hero image of the “ 800 Warriors” represented by Xie Jinyuan. -
M50 Creative Park - M50 Creative Park was originally a Woollen Factory and began to transform into an artistic creative park in 2000.
Since 2011, the Woollen textile factory has been renamed M50 cultural and creative industry development co,.ltd. The park put forward the innovative concept of M50 brand building, with the intention of taking it as the foundation, Lots of young artists come because of the core values of “art creativity and life”
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Recently redeveloped, the banks of the Suzhou Greek are indeed one of the most pleasant places in Shanghai for both a day walking and a night stroll. If it’s your first time in Shanghai, you might want to go to the Bund, Yuyuan Garden, Nanjing Rd., and the TV tower. These are places to visit in Shanghai but it’s gonna be super mega overcrowded, just like “People Mountain and People Sea”. If you prefer more quiet places, here let’s have a walk along Suzhou Creek. It’s a unique area with a pedestrian path, many original buildings, and nice views of modern Shanghai, especially from the bridges spanning over the creek. If you are motivated, you can just subscribe and enjoy.
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