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Top Destinations to Ring in 2010 2009-12-30 10:08
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New Year Holiday for Movie Lovers 2009-12-28 17:49
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Shanghai's Traffic Renovation Before 2010 World Expo 2009-12-28 14:28
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Chinese Public Holidays in 2010 2009-12-22 17:58
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Some Reasons For Renting Old Houses In Shanghai 2009-12-18 16:19
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One Billion Invisible Chinese 2009-12-18 12:01
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Gay Bars Hot In Town On Aids Day 2009-12-03 12:26
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Pizza Hut: No More Self-serve Salad Bar 2009-12-02 18:21
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Shanghai Midnight Markets 2009-11-27 17:36
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Wine Lovers At Food Fest 2009-11-26 17:02
Still undecided on the nightspot where you will ring in 2010 with your friends and your family? Whatever your decision, you'd be well advised to send wishes to your beloved near and far, as the looming year-end soirées are set to be outright bling fests. Another way is just to head out with them to enjoy the festive mood around the town during the last minute of 2009.
New Year's Eve is falling on a Thursday night this week and everyone is busy looking for funky parties to welcome 2010.
Although a series of accidents of Metro 1 frustrated the traffic in Shanghai, the construction of transport still heads forward for Shanghai Expo in Shanghai, including metro lines, bund traffic, Minpu Bridge, C-shaped elevated walkway and road tunnel in Lujiazui Area, etc.
Check out the calendar of Chinese public holidays in 2010, released by the State Council’s General Office. Make a New Year Resolution before Christmas and schedule your time for travel and vacation plans in the coming year.
If you are looking for a comfortable, yet affordable accommodation in Shanghai, you must consider old houses in Shanghai. There are several reasons for preferring old houses over the new developments in Shanghai.
This one isn't about advertising; rather it's a forwarded email I got from Andrew (my biz partner), which he got from his sister in Australia (now you know my content sources). In it is a Chinese man named Liu Bo Lin that literally paints himself into the background. It’s pretty cool in a weird sort of way; so I figured I’d post it and share this Friday after-work oddity with you.
Despite a less hot news, it’s already stired a big concern around the world. What about Shanghai?
Recently Pizza Hut has raised a great stir in the pizza-loving community around the town as its once popular self-serve salad bar is fading away in hundreds of Pizza Hut restaurants across China, with alternatives appearing in its place on the menu, officially on November 1st.
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Shanghai – 22nd November 2009, A total of 20,810 trade buyers met suppliers of Turkish delight to seafood from Chile, meats from Argentina, dairy products from German, spices from Thailand, wines from Spain and much more at FHC China 2009, China’s premier expo for imported food, wine and hospitality products, which ended last week in Shanghai. The 13th edition of FHC from 18-20 November 2009 attracted 826 companies from 61 countries and 28 National pavilions, of which 12 were new country groups this year. The record number of international exhibitors and their distributors were overwhelmed by the quality of buyers that attended the 3-day trade show.