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Published: March 23rd 2009
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Chinese market
T enjoying a stroll through one of many Chinese markets. We spent Sunday morning walking to and around the Bund in Shanghai. It is a bit of a contrast in architecture, with very European style buildings, mostly former banks or customs houses, now serving as high-end stores or shopping centers. The Huang Pu River is wide; on the other side was the Oriental Pearl, the tallest TV tower in the world. Neat architecture all around us! On our way to the Bund we walked through a number of market areas where the locals were picking up their groceries - all kinds of similar and different veggies, and quite a few different deep fried selections…!
We did a little shopping in the pedestrian mall off Nanjing Road. This is one of the more famous shopping areas in Shanghai, as we walked east from the Bund, and back to our hotel. We are finding the prices to be relatively cheap for just about everything! Didn’t actually do any buying yet though. I think we are all a little overwhelmed with the fact we are in China still!
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Uncle Bill
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Very Interesting....
How's the food been so far? Does the Coke come in plastic, metal or glass? And I have to ask - what about the spitting? Is it what you were expectorating? (sorry, had to get this one in early in case someone else used it).