Ever notice the golden columns on the Jing’an Temple subway station platform? As the number of Shanghai subway stations shot up over the past few years, station engineers strived to include unique features in each station’s (re-)design. Next time you pass through the station, take a second to appreciate Jing’an Temple’s unique, gold-colored columns and temple-themed exits.
If you had to redesign China’s classic pink train ticket, what would you add? What would you take off?
Interesting!
Spotted in Hongkou yesterday:
This model hasn’t made it out to Pudong yet, AFAIK.
With testing beginning this month and the grand opening in June, expect to hear more about the Zhangjiang trolley line in the coming weeks. Here’s a preview:
Also, a Tudou user has uploaded a couple dozen videos of the new trolleys resting in their Zhangjiang garage. You can find them here and here.
二号线又称“爱”号线，在这一穿越上海几大CBD（中心商务区）的线路上，有多少可以让你和爱人越逛越浪漫的地方？今天为你搜罗。
Line 2, also known as the “Line of Love”, passes through several of Shanghai’s larger CBDs [which are full of young, eligible white-collars]. What spots along the Line are good for falling madly and deeply in love? Today, we collect them here for you:
The original post has more details, but here is is the barebones list:
[Editor's note: Jodi and I held our wedding at the Royal Garden in Zhongshan Park.]
