Nan Jing Road
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I like its beautiful environment, delicious food, Cheap goods. Chinese treat foreigners well. Foreigners can earn the most high salary in China. you could look at this news:Top 10 Cities Paying Highest Salary to Foreign Managers in China http://forum.globaltimes.cn/forum/showthread.php?t=7993&highlight=shanghai , Beijing and Shenzhen rank 2nd and 3rd. Maybe you should plan to Shanghai and hunt for a job there.
Reviewed by: 亮亮 from on Oct 28 2009
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Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 03 2008
We told our Yoyoor representative what we're looking for: where we can see a lot of architecture that have distinctive 30th Shanghai style and where we can also have some nice food and shopping as we have some last minute shopping to do. That definitely should be Nanjing Road, she told us. Nanjing Road is everything she told us it is, hustling and bustling, great architecture and the perfect place to feel the pulse of morden Shanghai.
Reviewed by: Jessica from on Aug 01 2008
The Nan Jing Lu Pedestrian mall is just another place where people will harrass you on the street "You buy a watch, bag?" and the stores are all designed to pull as much money from tourists (both Chinese and foreign) as possible. It at least looks cooler at night...
Reviewed by: Kevin from on May 22 2008
People were all busy at Nanjing Road with many strolling along the busy street looking for bargain sales. See the different architectural styles from old China to modern influences in the buildings. Enjoy Chinese cuisines or the fastfoods of multinational corporations like KFC and Wendy's. There are a lot to enjoy in Nanjing.
Reviewed by: Osloy from on May 12 2008
Well, I must tell this was the last place I spent all my money and I didn't regret a thing! If there's ever somewhere in China where shop-keepers (even in the smallest ones) speak English (maybe a bit broken but they got what u mean) and don't make you feel awful, this is here in the Nanjing Road of Shanghai. I actually bought a robe of RMB20 and another in silk at RMB400 but in both case I didn't have to "argue" with the staff as it was in Beijing!
Reviewed by: Lana Pi from on May 03 2008
I love to stay in NanJing Road.IT can be called "shopping paradise". Don't care about the price, if you don;t want to buy anything.
Reviewed by: Bui Tan Man from on Apr 09 2008
The street is very long and it packed with tons of huge shopping centres with LOADS of very nice shops and some of which havent got bad prices!!! Shanghai really is like the Asian NYC!!! And Nanjing rd really does add to this !!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 02 2007
We were two women traveling to China for buisness. We were told by our consierge to go here for shopping. We were approached continually by beggars and people wantingto sell you things. The cabs only stopped for men and we were uncomfortable here
Reviewed by: mm from on Jul 01 2007
Lots of shops for every ones liking. Lots of bargaining is necessary. Lots of places to eat and drink. Nice busy place. Do not forget to visit this area at night if you can to see the neon lights which are out of this world. Very colourful and imagimnative.
Reviewed by: thurai from on Jun 23 2007
Shopping Street
Back to Nan Jing Road
I like its beautiful environment, delicious food, Cheap goods. Chinese treat foreigners well. Foreigners can earn the most high salary in China. you could look at this news:Top 10 Cities Paying Highest Salary to Foreign Managers in China http://forum.globaltimes.cn/forum/showthread.php?t=7993&highlight=shanghai , Beijing and Shenzhen rank 2nd and 3rd. Maybe you should plan to Shanghai and hunt for a job there.
Reviewed by: 亮亮 from on Oct 28 2009
Look at the picture here:
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 03 2008
We told our Yoyoor representative what we're looking for: where we can see a lot of architecture that have distinctive 30th Shanghai style and where we can also have some nice food and shopping as we have some last minute shopping to do. That definitely should be Nanjing Road, she told us. Nanjing Road is everything she told us it is, hustling and bustling, great architecture and the perfect place to feel the pulse of morden Shanghai.
Reviewed by: Jessica from on Aug 01 2008
The Nan Jing Lu Pedestrian mall is just another place where people will harrass you on the street "You buy a watch, bag?" and the stores are all designed to pull as much money from tourists (both Chinese and foreign) as possible. It at least looks cooler at night...
Reviewed by: Kevin from on May 22 2008
People were all busy at Nanjing Road with many strolling along the busy street looking for bargain sales. See the different architectural styles from old China to modern influences in the buildings. Enjoy Chinese cuisines or the fastfoods of multinational corporations like KFC and Wendy's. There are a lot to enjoy in Nanjing.
Reviewed by: Osloy from on May 12 2008
Well, I must tell this was the last place I spent all my money and I didn't regret a thing! If there's ever somewhere in China where shop-keepers (even in the smallest ones) speak English (maybe a bit broken but they got what u mean) and don't make you feel awful, this is here in the Nanjing Road of Shanghai. I actually bought a robe of RMB20 and another in silk at RMB400 but in both case I didn't have to "argue" with the staff as it was in Beijing!
Reviewed by: Lana Pi from on May 03 2008
I love to stay in NanJing Road.IT can be called "shopping paradise". Don't care about the price, if you don;t want to buy anything.
Reviewed by: Bui Tan Man from on Apr 09 2008
The street is very long and it packed with tons of huge shopping centres with LOADS of very nice shops and some of which havent got bad prices!!! Shanghai really is like the Asian NYC!!! And Nanjing rd really does add to this !!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 02 2007
We were two women traveling to China for buisness. We were told by our consierge to go here for shopping. We were approached continually by beggars and people wantingto sell you things. The cabs only stopped for men and we were uncomfortable here
Reviewed by: mm from on Jul 01 2007
Lots of shops for every ones liking. Lots of bargaining is necessary. Lots of places to eat and drink. Nice busy place. Do not forget to visit this area at night if you can to see the neon lights which are out of this world. Very colourful and imagimnative.
Reviewed by: thurai from on Jun 23 2007
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