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0Hidden in an unassuming street of Songjiang’s Chedun Town surrounded by noodle restaurants, internet cafes, massage parlours and short-stay apartments with dusty, noisy loaded trucks moving up and down on the nearby highway is the Shanghai Film Park, home to some of Asia’s best movies and TV series. This 400,000 Sq. meter complex was opened in 1998 and since then sees hundreds of movie productions annually. Similar to the Universal Studios in California, the …
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0Shanghai art museum is a famous art museum in the city of Shanghai in China and is situated neighboring the Peoples Square which was once the horseracing course of China. The building has a long history which dates back to the year 1933 when the building was opened as the Shanghai race club. During that era horseracing was the 3rd most profitable industry in the economy. The museum is a British styled building and is …
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