A Short Stay in Shanghai

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A sunny day on the Bund.
The iconic Pudong cityscape
Decorations for the Chinese New Year in the Yu Garden.
Vibrant fashions at Shiatzy Chen, which sells elegant Chinese style clothing that will appeal to a high-end Westerner.
Traditional designs at Royal Goldthread, a high-end boutique in the French Concession that makes custom cheongsams.
The embroiderer at work at Royal Goldthread.
Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Mercato, which is one of the most highly esteemed restaurants in Shanghai.
Minimalist pottery at one of the many boutiques in Zhujiajiao, a water village an hour outside of Shanghai.
Cruising down a river in Zhujiajiao.
Art installations line the streets in Zhujiajiao Ancient Water village.
A mural peaks out over the wall in Zhujiajiao.
Street murals
Food stalls in Zhujiajiao.
Food stalls in Zhujiajiao.
Kezhi garden in Zhujiajiao. Built in 1912, the complex took 15 years to build and beautifully fuses Western and Chinese architecture.
Fish for sale in Zhujiajiao. Visitors often purchase the fish to release them into the river, which is believed to give the releaser good karma.
Looking out over the Huangpu River (with a great view of the Oriental Pearl TV tower), from Flair, the rooftop bar at the Ritz-Carlton Pudong.
The view of Pudong from a river cruise.
A Shanghai scenic.
The view from the rooftop at Three on the Bund.
Moon cakes, Chinese baked goods, are often enjoyed during afternoon tea.