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Shangri-La Hotel

Shangri-La Hotel

Shangri-La is a brand of Shangri-La (Asia) Limited, a Hong Kong listed company. This hotel group belongs to the Kuok Group, owned by Malaysian Chinese tycoon Robert Kuok, also known as the "Sugar King". Shangri-La has always focused on luxurious and comfortable hardware facilities, coupled with the hospitality of Asians, making it a well-known hotel brand suitable for Asian culture. Starting with the Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore in 1971, Shangri-La Hotels have been expanding internationally. Based in Hong Kong, Shangri-La is a luxury hotel group in Asia and is considered one of the hotel management groups, with numerous public and industry awards.

Shanghai Metro

Shanghai Metro

Shanghai Metro, whose first line officially opened on April 10, 1995, is the third urban rail transit system to be put into operation in mainland China after the Beijing and Tianjin metros. The Shanghai Metro currently operates a total of 473 kilometers (excluding the Maglev demonstration line), ranking first in the world. Recent plans (including lines under construction) will reach 660 kilometers, and long-term plans will reach 970 kilometers.

Shanghai Kerry Center, Pudong

Shanghai Kerry Center, Pudong

Located at the intersection of Huamu Road and Fangdian Road in Pudong, Kerry Center is a vibrant city integrating commercial and residential elements. It comprises office buildings, apartments, hotels, and shopping malls, showcasing a dynamic and comprehensive architectural complex. The office building boasts an elegant design and a prime location, with a well-developed and convenient transportation network providing easy access to Pudong International Airport. The Pudong Kerry Center office building stands 43 stories tall, with a total floor area of 92,000 square meters. Its modern architectural grandeur complements the serene beauty of Century Park.

National Museum of China

National Museum of China

The National Museum of China is located on the east side of Tiananmen Square in the center of Beijing, south of Dong Chang'an Street. It is symmetrically arranged with the Great Hall of the People and is a comprehensive museum that systematically showcases the cultural history of the Chinese nation. It is also one of the largest museums in the world. The National Museum has a collection of over 1 million pieces and combines collection, research, and exhibition. The new building of the National Museum was completed on March 1, 2011.

Hang Lung Plaza

Hang Lung Plaza

Located at 1266 Nanjing West Road, north side, Jing'an District, between Shanxi North Road and Xikang Road. It has 66 floors above ground (288 meters), 3 floors underground, and a 5-story podium, covering an area of 30,788 square meters. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, the streamlined glass building was completed in 2001 and was the tallest building in the Puxi area of Shanghai at the time of its completion. It includes office space and a shopping mall. The shopping mall opened on June 20, 2001, and officially opened on July 14, 2001. It has 5 floors with an area of 55,000 square meters and houses flagship stores of a number of world-renowned fashion brands, including Hermès.

Beijing New International Exhibition Center

Beijing New International Exhibition Center

The New China International Exhibition Center project was constructed by Beijing Zhongzhan Investment and Development Co., Ltd. It was one of the 60 key projects in Beijing in 2005 and was listed by the Beijing municipal government as a project related to the 2008 Olympics. After completion, the New China International Exhibition Center will become the largest and most functional exhibition center in Beijing.

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