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Discover Shanghai

Autor Yining Zhu
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 iun 2026

Before the skyline, there was a river.

Suzhou Creek once powered the rise of modern China's industry, with textile mills, warehouses, and docks--engines of trade that shaped Shanghai into a vibrant, cosmopolitan city. Many of these structures remain. Some preserve their historic appearance, offering a window into the past, while others have been adapted to daily life--cafés, creative spaces, and riverside parks that reflect the city's ongoing renewal.

This book guides you through 26 carefully chosen stops along the river. Each one tells a layered story: architectural details, the industrial or cultural past, and the new life it carries today. You won't just read about Shanghai--you can walk these streets, linger in the spaces, and experience the city as it is lived every day.

Blending hand-drawn illustrations with on-site photography, this guide reveals the city's details from street corners to shifting light, inviting you to explore the rhythm of the city.

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ISBN-13: 9781632881007
ISBN-10: 1632881004
Pagini: 120
Dimensiuni: 112 x 183 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.16 kg
Editura: Shanghai Press

Notă biografică

Jerry Zhu (Zhu Yining) is a Shanghai-based urban historian, author, and curator whose work explores the city's layered history through architecture and everyday spaces. He is the founder of SimpliCity, a citywalk initiative that reimagines how people experience Shanghai through curated routes connecting heritage, urban change, and daily life. He is the author of The Story of the Left Bank of Suzhou Creek and Rediscover Shanghai. With academic experience in Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Berkeley, he bridges research and storytelling to offer a vivid perspective on the city's past and present.