Summary: Shanghai Nanjing Pedestrian Street is a very very funny street, erm ... Something like that ...

Nanjing Road in Shanghai is the earliest commercial street established after the opening of Shanghai. It starts from the Bund in the east and ends at Yan 'an West Road in the west, spanning Jing 'an and Huangpu, with a total length of 5.5 kilometers. It is divided into two parts, east and west, with Tibet Middle Road as the boundary.

Origin and development:

The four major department stores in Nanjing Road, old Shanghai, have created countless precedents for the department store industry in Asia: they were the first to use escalators in department stores, the first to use air conditioning systems in department stores, the first to issue receipts, the first to serve people in uniform, and the first to integrate department stores with other restaurants, cinemas, casinos, juggling venues and other formats.

The interweaving of tradition and modernity adds a unique charm to this century-old street.

This is a treasure-house where thousands of businessmen gather, a window for Shanghai's opening to the outside world and a paradise for shoppers at home and abroad.