Shanghai Disneyland, Century Park e la Nuova Shanghai Orientale
Shanghai Disney Resort (上海迪士尼乐园 — opened June 16, 2016, in the Pudong New Area, approximately 30 km east of the city centre — the first Disney theme park in mainland China and the sixth Disney resort in the world): the Enchanted Storybook Castle (奇幻童话城堡 — the centrepiece castle of Shanghai Disneyland, the largest and tallest Disney castle ever built (73 metres), and the only Disney castle to feature all Disney Princesses simultaneously rather than a single princess) is the largest single Disney attraction structure ever built.
Giardino Yu, Città Vecchia e Tempio del Dio della Città — La Shanghai Ming
Il Giardino Yu (豫园), il Tempio del Dio della Città (城隍庙) e la Città Vecchia di Shanghai (南市) formano insieme il nucleo precoloniale superstite di Shanghai — la città così come esisteva prima dell'apertura dei porti dei trattati nel 1842.
West Bund, M50 e la Scena Artistica di Livello Mondiale di Shanghai
Shanghai's contemporary art scene (one of the most dynamic in Asia, centred on two main districts: M50 Creative Park (M50创意园 — the converted textile mill complex on Moganshan Road (莫干山路) in the Putuo district, the oldest and most established contemporary art district in Shanghai, founded in 2000-2002 by artists renting cheap industrial studio space) and the West Bund cultural corridor (西岸 — the redeveloped former industrial waterfront south of the French Concession along the Huangpu River, now home to multiple world-class museums and galleries)): the West Bund has become the most ambitious art district development in China, with the Long Museum West Bund (龙美术馆(西岸馆)), the Yuz Museum (余德耀美术馆), and the West Bund Art & Design Fair (西岸艺术与设计博览会 — now one of the world's top contemporary art fairs) as its anchors.
Gastronomia di Shanghai — Granchio Peloso, Maiale Brasato Rosso e l'Arte dello Xiaolongbao
Shanghai cuisine (沪菜 — characterized by its sweetness, its celebration of seasonal produce (the hairy crab, the spring bamboo shoot), and its masterful use of slow braising): Shanghainese food represents one of the great regional cuisines of China, deeply connected to the flat, water-rich Yangtze delta landscape and the city's history as a port of trade.
Concessione Francese, Tianzifang e Xintiandi — L'Anima della Vecchia Shanghai
La Concessione Francese (法租界 — l'antico distretto coloniale francese di Shanghai, che copre circa 10 km² della parte occidentale del centro città) è il quartiere più atmosferico e architettonicamente ricco di Shanghai, famoso per le sue ville Art Déco, i viali alberati e i distretti creativi di Tianzifang e Xintiandi.
Il Bund, Pudong e lo Skyline di Shanghai — Oriente Incontra Occidente
Shanghai — la città più grande della Cina (circa 24-25 milioni di abitanti), il porto container più trafficato del mondo e la capitale finanziaria e commerciale della Repubblica Popolare Cinese — presenta nel contrasto tra il Bund coloniale europeo degli anni 1920-1930 e il modernissimo Pudong l'immagine più drammatica dell'Asia.
Shanghai Maglev, Metro e il Trasporto Urbano più Veloce del Mondo
The Shanghai Maglev (上海磁浮示范运营线 — the magnetic levitation train line connecting Pudong International Airport to Longyang Road metro station in Pudong, operated since 2004 — the world's first commercially operated high-speed maglev train, reaching a maximum operating speed of 431 km/h (the highest regular commercial operating speed of any ground transportation vehicle in the world)): the 30 km journey from Pudong Airport to Longyang Road takes 7 minutes and 20 seconds, passing through the flat Yangtze delta landscape at a speed at which the details of the landscape become a blur.
Zhujiajiao e le Città d'Acqua — Gite da Shanghai
Le città d'acqua di Jiangnan (江南水乡 — le antiche città dei canali del delta del fiume Yangtze a distanza di gita giornaliera da Shanghai) sono gli esempi sopravvissuti più caratteristici della tradizionale civiltà delle vie d'acqua della Cina meridionale che si sviluppò in questa regione durante le dinastie Tang, Song, Ming e Qing.
Longtang e Case a Vicolo — La Vita Quotidiana nella Vera Shanghai
Longtang (弄堂 — lòngtáng — the Shanghai term for the lilong (里弄) lane house neighbourhood, the form of dense urban housing that housed the majority of Shanghai's population from the 1870s through the 1940s and still houses millions of Shanghai residents today): the longtang neighbourhood (the block of terraced houses organized around a system of private alleys (弄堂) branching off the public street) is the defining form of Shanghai's ordinary urban landscape, quite distinct from both the grand colonial buildings of the Bund and the shikumen of the French Concession.