Shopping and Entertainment If you want to buy high-quality goods, open the map and you will understand that the most worth visiting places are connected by two subway lines.

Metro Line 1: from Xujiahui to Huaihai Middle Road is the preferred line for shopping.

Especially on Huaihai Middle Road, people say that "all the beauties in Shanghai are on Huaihai Middle Road". The reason is self-evident. Even the specialty shopping network is developed around it.

Metro Line 2: The main line is Nanjing West Road, with the main points being Westgate, CITIC Pacific and Plaza 66.

Underneath the People's Square where Lines 1 and 2 intersect, there is also Hong Kong Famous Store Street and Di Mei, which have long been famous. If you want to buy some high-quality and low-priced commodities, go to Chenghuang Temple Fuyou Road, where you will have unexpected gains; if

If you want to buy some beautiful and fashionable clothes, but are a little "poor", you can go to Xiangyang Road Clothing Market to test your taste; as for buying home appliances, the best places are Gome, Guotong or Quyang Home Appliances City, which launch

"Buy price" sales, genuine goods.

Food and snacks Pudong Lancun Road Hot Pot Food Street Nanpu Bridge Address: Go down from Nanpu Bridge to Yanggao South Road. Follow this road two stops north to reach Lancun Road. Puxi can go to Chenghuangmiao Food Area. Address: Go down from Nanpu Bridge to Zhong

Shandong Road, follow this road north to Longtan Road and then west to Fuyou Road.

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Travel Tips In addition to traditional holidays, Shanghai also has the following festivals: Nanpu Bridge every New Year's Eve, Longhua Temple New Year's Bell Ringing, Lunar Calendar March, Longhua Temple Fair, April, Nanhui Peach Blossom Festival, Shanghai International Tea Culture Festival in Zhabei District, May Qingpu International Dragon Boat Races

, International Flower Festival in Putuo District, Shanghai International Fashion Culture Festival, Shanghai Spring International Music Festival (held in odd-numbered years), June Shanghai Film Festival, August Shanghai International Ballet Competition, September-October Shanghai Osmanthus Festival, Shanghai International Music Fireworks

Festival, Shanghai Tourism Festival in October Shanghai Citrus Festival, Shanghai International Magic Festival, Shanghai International Tourism Fair (held in even-numbered years) Shanghai International Arts Festival in November, Shanghai Asian Music Festival, Shanghai Art Expo, Shanghai TV Festival in December

Attractions adjacent to the Fitness Festival and Shanghai International Marathon: Dajing Pavilion Attractions: There is a scenic spot in Shanghai at the Dajing intersection of Renmin Road. This is a nearly 50-meter long ancient city wall and the Dajing Pavilion built on the ancient city wall.

Shanghai has not built a city wall since it was established as a county in the Yuan Dynasty. It was invaded by Japanese pirates many times during the Ming Dynasty.

Therefore, in the 32nd year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1553), it took only 3 months to build a city wall with a circumference of 9 miles and a height of 2.4 feet. There were more than 3,600 battlements and 2 watchtowers built on the city wall.

A moat was built with a width of 6 feet, a depth of 1.7 feet, and a circumference of more than 1,500 feet.

In the thirty-sixth year of Jiajing's reign in the Ming Dynasty (1557), three more watchtowers and 20 arrow towers were built.

During the Wanli period, the Japanese invasion subsided and the county was peaceful, so Danfeng Tower, Guanyin Pavilion, Zhenwu Temple and Dajing Pavilion were built on the four arrow towers.

Dajing Pavilion is built on the Dajing Arrow Platform. It is a three-story pavilion with exquisite structure and unique shape.

This pavilion was first built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty to house the statue of Emperor Guandi (originally called the Guandi Hall). In the 20th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1815), it was rebuilt into a three-story high pavilion (today's pavilion).

In the first year of Daoguang (1821), Governor Tao Shu visited the pavilion and hung a plaque with the inscription "Kuang Guan" on the "Xichuntai". In the 16th year of Daoguang (1836), Governor Chen Luan of Liangjiang visited here and inscribed "Great Thousand Wonderful Lands"

The four characters are engraved on the stone square at the east end.

As a result, the pavilion became famous and was listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Shanghai, "Jiang Gao Jixue", and became one of Shanghai's tourist hot spots.

Sanshan Guild Hall The Sanshan Guild Hall at No. 1551 Zhongshan South Road, Nanpu Bridge, Shanghai is the only well-preserved late Qing guild hall building in Shanghai.

It was built in 1909 by fruit merchants from Fujian and Shanghai, and it took five years to complete.

Because there are three mountains in Fuzhou City: Yushan in the southeast, Wushi Mountain (also known as Daoshan) in the southwest, and Yuewang Mountain (also known as Minshan) in the north, it is named "Three Mountains".

The main building of the guild hall covers an area of ??1,000 square meters. The entire building has carved beams and painted buildings, tall palaces, unique and beautiful buildings, and is full of Fujian characteristics.

The center of the main hall of the guild hall originally enshrined a statue of the Meizhou Queen of Heaven, so the words and patterns of "Tianhou Palace" are engraved on the forehead of the "Sanshan Guild Hall" at the entrance.

The goddess Tianhou is also called Mazu among the people in Fujian.

There are viewing towers on both sides of the ancient stage corresponding to the main hall.

In ancient times, acting was performed to worship gods, and theatergoers could only sit on both sides.

The ancient stage is very delicately built. There is a cup-shaped caisson on the top of the stage. It is an all-wooden structure. Models of Shanghai's old city walls and gates are carved around it. The design is scientific and can amplify the sound effect during performances on the stage.

There is a couplet engraved on the two bluestone pillars in front of the ancient stage: "A collection of ancient and modern grand views, although the current affairs are different, we have the pleasure of orchestral music, and the love and literature are intertwined." The words are carved with iron and silver hooks, and the caisson of the ancient stage and the surrounding "fish tail"

The "dragons" were all made of gold when they were first built and are still well preserved.

The Old City God Temple has a long history of worshiping the City God in Shanghai.

As early as the seventh year of Chunyou in the Song Dynasty (1247), the City God's Temple was established in Huating.

Before the county was established in Shanghai, the city god was also worshiped in Danjing Temple, which was used as the Huating County City God Hall, and later generations called it the old city god.

After the founding of the Ming Dynasty, in the second year of Hongwu (1369), the God of the County God's Mansion in Tianxia Prefecture was conferred the title of Uncle Xianyou.

According to legend, the city god of Shanghai was named Qin, named Yubo, and given the courtesy name Jingrong.

He is the eighth grandson of Qin Guan, a bachelor of Youtuge in the Song Dynasty.

In the Yuan Dynasty, he became a doctor in Fujian Province.