Travel In Shanghai

Shanghai, China's largest city, one of the four central municipalities, is the economic, financial, trade and shipping center in the mainland. Shanghai is an emerging tourist destination, a modern city with strong cultural heritage and many historical monuments. As we all know, Shanghai is the host city for the 2010 World Expo. Let's see some of the famous scenic spots.

Rising above the Huangpu River and Pudong skyline, the Oriental Pearl Tower holds a special place in Shanghai's recent history. Before the early 1990s, the east bank of the Huangpu was a low-rise jumble of warehouses and muddy settlements. The construction of the tower, completed in 1995, served as a symbolic declaration of Shanghai's future-forward orientation and grand ambition. Many people treat the Bund as the face of Shanghai. Even as the city transforms itself, growing upwards and outwards at a tremendous rate, the Bund's Art Deco and Neoclassical facades appear much as they did during Shanghai's previous heyday as China's most international city, way back in the 1920s and '30s. Of course, the surroundings have changed radically since then. Made up of five 60-hectare zones, the spotlight has shone brightly on Expo Park during Shanghai's six-month World's Fair. Among the other attractions in the Park are 60 national, international, and corporate pavilions, as well as a World Expo Centre and Expo Performing Arts Center, both of which will remain standing, along with the China Pavilion, after Expo's end. The Yu Gardens are a classical oasis in Shanghai's relentlessly modernizing cityscape. The gardens, completed in 1577 by the aristocratic Ming Dynasty Pan family, retain their original grace and elegance even in the face of throngs of tourists and the commercial hubbub of Yu Bazaar just on the other side of the garden walls. Situated in the midst of the Old City near the Temple of the City God, the gardens make an excellent and restful stop in a walking tour of the area. Many other attracting scenic spots can be found here, such as Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, Jade Buddha Temple,  Shanghai Museum, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Huangpu River Cruise etc.

At the same time, Shanghai is one of China's largest machinery industrial bases with a complete range of machinery industries. Many businesses have the leading companies and competitive products. The main representative industries are the manufacturing of industrial equipments, appliances, electronic products, transportation equipments and so on. Here ECVV recommend a representative machinery enterprise in Shanghai. Located at 98 Longdong Branch Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai Longyang Machinery Factory http://www.ecvv.com/company/shlongyang/index.html is a machinery company mainly for the design, manufacture and sales of modern machinery equipments. The full range of its products include crushing, screening, environmental control and other equipments. It was named the "civilized unit" by the People's Government of Pudong New Area. The company currently have 7 national patents in total. Its high-tech achievements made in Shanghai projects with a "Long Yang" trademark has been appraised as "Shanghai famous trademark". So far, "Long Yang" brand products have been in operation around the world. High reliability and good after-sales service not only helped the company to be successful during the customers, but also helped them to win a high reputation.

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