【4K HDR】SHANGHAI REBORN SECRETS: Ancient, Colonial & Modern Shanghai Reveal--40 Years Apart!

Описание: Join us on an incredible journey through Shanghai, China's largest city and a global financial hub!

Explore the stunning contrasts of this metropolis, from its ancient heritage and colonial-era architecture to its cutting-edge modern districts like Lujiazui, home to the iconic 'Big Three' skyscrapers: the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Shanghai Tower.

Witness the remarkable transformation of Shanghai over the past four decades through our eyes, as we revisit the city after 40 years and reflect on how it has evolved from a humble port—where we once arrived by cargo ship—to a dazzling global powerhouse.

Step back in time to explore historic gems like Qibao Ancient Town, a thousand-year-old neighborhood showcasing Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture, where you can savor traditional Chinese tea and snacks.

Stroll along the famous Bund waterfront, where grand European-style buildings stand as a testament to Shanghai's colonial past, and uncover inspiring stories like that of the Shanghai Ghetto, a WWII haven for over 20,000 Jewish refugees.

Experience the vibrant energy of modern Shanghai on Nanking Street, a shopper’s paradise with over 4,000 stores, and get a glimpse of the city’s competitive business scene, where global giants like Apple and Huawei battle it out, and coffee shops crowd lobbies in a caffeinated showdown.

From ancient traditions to futuristic skylines, this video captures Shanghai’s unique blend of past, present, and future. Don’t miss this captivating exploration—hit play now and immerse yourself in the wonders of this incredible city! ✨


Keywords: Shanghai, China travel, Lujiazui skyline, The Bund, Qibao Ancient Town, Shanghai Tower, Chinese culture, colonial history, Nanking Street, Huawei vs Apple, travel vlog

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Acknowledgments: We thanks the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum for providing the footages of "Jewish refugees arrived at Shanghai" from the historic films RG-60.2212 and RG-60.001. The films were accessed at United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Universal News.