City Roaming｜The Yesterday, Today and Future of the Bund Complex
At the entrance of Shanghai General Post Office
- Specially invited teacher Li to explain: under the tutelage of Mr. Ge Jianxiong, a freelance writer of "China National Geography", backpacking in nearly 30 countries, 34 provinces, 333 prefecture-level administrative regions, and 2,700 national key cultural relics protection units; Entered Tibet by bicycle 8 times; CCTV 4 sets of "China Place Names Conference" single champion in the third season.
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City roaming, English as "City Walk", first originated in London, England, and now it has become a trendy urban lifestyle. Through city roaming, open the micro-perspective of understanding the city, have a dialogue with the city, and find the reason to fa
The Bund was once the political, financial and cultural center of the great powers of various countries in Shanghai, where the consulates and major financial institutions of various countries gathered. These buildings constitute the famous "World Architec
The contrast between old and new buildings on both sides of the Huangpu River, as a portrayal of the light and shadow of Shanghai in two eras, carries the development of Shanghai and even China in the past century. Let us use the way of city roaming to un
This city roaming route starts from the Shanghai General Post Office, enjoys the scenery of the Bund, and ends at the Holy Trinity Cathedral. It tells the present and future of Shanghai, and feels the inheritance and significance of the century-old buildi
Sassoon Building: Built in 1929, it is the first fully modernist building in the history of modern architecture in Shanghai. The facade is dominated by vertical lines, with carved patterns on the girdle and cornice. The exterior walls are veneered with Ta
HSBC Building: Built in 1925, it is the most conspicuous among the Bund buildings. The shape is close to a square with a hemispherical roof. The shape is imitated classical masonry structure.
Shanghai Headquarters Building: Founded in 1861 by the British overseas Chinese in Shanghai, it was used by the British Headquarters at that time, also known as the Shanghai Headquarters, also known as the Shanghai Club. In January 1910, a new building wa
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