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Frommer's Shanghai

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John Wiley & Sons, Nov 2, 2010 - Travel - 320 pages
  • Frommer's Shanghai features gorgeous color photos of the sights and experiences that await you.
  • Our expert author guides you through the Bund, along the Huangpu River, and up the city's highest sky-scrapers. Plus, you get candid reviews of the city's finest restaurants and culinary surprises, with options to fit all budgets.
  • Organize your time with Frommer's suggested itineraries and explore the city on foot with our self-guided walking tours.
  • Detailed maps include English and Chinese characters to make navigating the city easier. Extensive language and dining glossary help make sense of Mandarin for the traveler.
  

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Contents

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
CHAPTER 1 THE BEST OF SHÀNGHAI
1
CHAPTER 2 SHÀNGHAI IN DEPTH
9
CHAPTER 3 PLANNING YOUR TRIP TO SHÀNGHAI
29
CHAPTER 4 SUGGESTED ITINERARIES
70
CHAPTER 5 WHERE TO STAY
81
CHAPTER 6 WHERE TO DINE
106
CHAPTER 7 WHAT TO SEE DO IN SHÀNGHAI
135
CHAPTER 8 SHÀNGHAI STROLLS
199
CHAPTER 9 SHOPPING
225
CHAPTER 10 SHÀNGHAI AFTER DARK
242
CHAPTER 11 SUZHOU HÁNGZHOU OTHER SIDE TRIPS FROM SHÀNGHAI
257
CHAPTER 12 FAST FACTS
281
CHAPTER 13 THE CHINESE LANGUAGE
289
INDEX
302
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About the author (2010)

Born in Singapore to a Shanghainese mother and a Chaozhou father, Sharon Owyang graduated from Harvard University, and divides her time between freelance travel writing and film projects in the U.S. and China. She has contributed to Frommer's China and has also written about Shànghăi, China, Vietnam, and San Diego for Insight Guides, Compact Guides, the Los Angeles Times, and several websites. She speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, and enough Shanghainese to be a curiosity to the locals and to lose to them every time at mahjong. More recently, she was the principal writer of the U.S.-China Media Brief produced by the UCLA Asian American Studies Center.

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