Introduction of Shanghai

Located in the East China, Shanghai is the junction between Yangtze River and Qiantang River, as well as a part of Yangtze Delta Continent. Shanghai is one of central four municipalities of China.
In the 19th century, Shanghai was only a small fishery town. However, due to its good harbor position, Shanghai developed rapidly and even became one of the foreign trading ports of China. After reform and open policy, since 1990, Shanghai started to progress vigorously, and then has become Chinas biggest economic center and the worlds biggest trading harbor.

Also, because of its long history and deep culture, Shanghai is also a good choice for tourists at present. For example, Puxi Bund and new world C the symbol of development of Shanghai; Pudong C the area separating Yangtze River; The Oriental Pearl TV Tower C the highest tower of China; Jinmao Building -- the highest building of China and the world financial center of Shanghai; Lujiazui District C the most famous commercial business district.

Todays Shanghai is not only the national center of high-tech, trade, finance and information, but also the international center of cultural and economic exchange. Many media has praised Shanghai as the pearl with quickest economic development. 2010 World Exposition will be held in Shanghai. Shanghai welcomes all the guests from home and abroad.

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