Shanghai’s state-level intangible cultural heritage

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

Shanghai’s state-level intangible cultural heritage
Chinese bone-setting therapy
Shaoxing opera (Yin faction)
Xu OK straw
Wu Song
Wu Jing handmade textile art clay
Suzhou Pingtan
Sijing 10 small gongs and drums Kam
The khairu Hermitage inkpad
Shanghai Longhua Temple Fair
Shanghai Paper-cut
Shanghai port’s chant
Shanghai Deng Cai
Shanghai Taoist music
Qian Bandung soy sauce artistry
Pudong storytelling
Pipa Art
Percussion book
Luodian draw dragon boat practices
Dragon Dance
Kunqu
Opera
Genre
Jiading bamboo
Boxwood carvings
Huaiju
Shanghai opera
Gu Embroidery
Fengxian roll Light
One-man show

Shanghai’s key national heritage conservation units

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

Shanghai’s key national heritage conservation units
Chinese Socialist Youth League Central Organ of the site
The Chinese Communist Party of the First National Congress of the
China Communist Party of the Second National Congress of the
Shinnyoji Basilica
Yuyuan
Tomb of Xu Guangqi
Xing holy church, Temple
Song Qingling Tomb
Songjiang Tang Jing Chuang
Shanghai Zhongshan House
Shanghai General Post Office
Shanghai Bund buildings
Shanghai Song Qingling Former Residence
Mahler Residential
Lu Xun’s Tomb
Longhua Pagoda
Longhua Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial
International Hotel
Fuquan Ruins
Zhang Wentian House

The population of Shanghai and is introduced

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

Shanghai, is the first largest city, one of the four municipalities of China Central Committee. Shanghai is located in the central part of China’s mainland coastline and Yangtze River estuary, with China’s largest industrial base, the largest foreign trade port, with more than 20 million people live and living in the Shanghai area.

Today, in Shanghai, not only is an important science and technology, trade, finance and information center, but also a World Cultural and cultural resources. Shanghai has developed into an international metropolis. And is committed to building an international financial center and shipping center. Shanghai will host World Expo 2010 Shanghai China. Nanhui is now incorporated into the Pudong New Area.

The city area of 7,037.50 square kilometers (the end of 2007, China’s provincial-level administrative section 32). In which an area of 6,340.5 square kilometers of land, water area of 697 square kilometers, the urban area of 2,648.6 square kilometers, built area of 860.2 square kilometers (2006, China’s No. 2 city, behind Beijing; The People’s Republic of China National Bureau of Statistics).

The city’s population of 1,888.46 million (the end of 2008, China’s first provincial-level administrative region 25), in which the resident population of 1,371.04 million residence. Population density is 2,638 persons / square kilometer (2008, China’s provincial-level administrative section 3, behind Macau, Hong Kong). Urban population of 1,453 million (in 2007, mainland China city of Cap 1).