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Yet Another Example of Chinese Retro Chic

Submitted by huoleifeng on Mon, 2008-12-01 05:23. :: | |

This article was aggregated from A Modern Lei Feng
 

While few at A Modern Lei Feng are big fans of Shanghai (a bit of an understatement), we must admit they have some classic old brands like Forever bikes, Warrior shoes, and Seagull cameras. To me, the design of a Forever bike is still as beautiful as it was back in the day, definitely retro cool, though the one I have sure isn't the smoothest of rides.
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Shanghai’s Real “Pig Cage Stronghold”

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Submitted by chinasmack on Sun, 2008-11-30 18:52. :: | | | |

This article was aggregated from chinaSMACK
 

From Sina:

The “Pig Cage Stronghold” in “Kung Fu Hustle” is a building that surrounds a courtyard. In this small little courtyard, people do everything, and many generations live together. This here is Shanghai’s real “Pig Cage Stronghold”– Longchang Apartments on 362 Longchang Road. It is very characteristic!

Life in the “Pig Cage Stronghold” remained the same [...]


Getting Between Shanghai-Beijing Faster

Submitted by huoleifeng on Wed, 2008-11-26 04:39. :: | | |

This article was aggregated from A Modern Lei Feng
 

Currently there is only 1 high speed "D" train plying the Beijing-Shanghai rails, taking just under 10 hours (9 hours, 44 minutes), basically trimming the time of the overnight "Z" trains by 2 hours. The "D" train leaves in the late morning and gets in late in the evening, but rumor has it that before the end of the year, there will be an overnight "D" train making the trip.
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Suzhou

Submitted by jackh on Mon, 2008-11-24 05:37. :: | | | | | |

This article was aggregated from Travel and living in China
 

A 40 minute train ride from Shanghai brings you to Suzhou, the city of gardens. I expected a small to medium size city, but found this city of 6 million surpriseingly more of a larger city. I would guess it to be about the size of Kunming.
Many rivers and canals run through the old city [...]

Why is Everyone So Surprised?

Submitted by huoleifeng on Mon, 2008-11-24 05:08. :: | | | |

This article was aggregated from A Modern Lei Feng
 

Over the past week, a new web phenomenon was created with the rapid spread of a recorded phone call an American made to a Shanghai restaurant delivery service. In the call, the American "taught", insulted, and demanded an apology from the operator. He also stated he had 2,000 employees under him and he makes RMB3 million a year, which makes one wonder why he was so up in arms about a 2-for-1 burger deal.
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Another view of Shanghai

Submitted by jackh on Sun, 2008-11-23 12:12. :: | | | | |

This article was aggregated from Travel and living in China
 

I just returned from another trip to Shanghai. This time I went up to the top of the new World Trade Center. This building is 495m and 125 stories. It is the tallest building in Asia now. The Jin Mao tower held the record for 1 year before they built the WTC beside it. I [...]

Asshole of the Year Award

Submitted by liuzhou on Thu, 2008-11-20 11:29. :: | |

This article was aggregated from Liuzhou Laowai
 

I make absolutely no apology for yet again regaling you with non Liuzhou related content. Nor for for pointing you in the direction of yet another Danwei discovery.

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Important for foreign residents in Shanghai

Submitted by joonian on Wed, 2008-11-19 05:50. :: |

This article was aggregated from Editors' Journal - China Economic Review
 

Those pink residence slips foreigners are required to get at their local police station must be renewed by November 30 - regardless of whether you’ve been out of the country. These are important if you want to apply for/renew a visa. China Briefing has more.
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China Two Point Oh Yeah!

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Submitted by The Humanaught on Mon, 2008-11-17 19:01. :: | | | |

This article was aggregated from The Humanaught: Life In Suzhou
 

As anyone following me on Twitter no doubt knows, I hit up the Shanghai leg of the China 2.0 tour this past Thursday and Friday. I’m a bit behind in posting about it, as it took me a few days to process the massive amount of brain-feed I crammed into those 48 hours.
Though I’m putting [...]
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