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Arts

Spanish fine art gets a room at exclusive hotel

[2010-06-28 08:05]

Homey rooms and delectable food are no longer the only prime services expected at the capital's top hotels.

What's on

[2010-06-28 08:05]

Events

Canadian novelist taps into Tang Dynasty

[2010-06-28 08:05]

This month, Canadian fantasy novelist Guy Gavriel Kay arrived in China, a country he has been researching and writing about for seven years.

Guests come first at Donghu hotel

[2010-06-25 07:53]

The general manager of the Donghu Property Management Company in Shanghai, Li Feng, is focused on serving guests from all around the world in the Expo Donghu service apartment hotel in the Expo Garden.

Serving sherry with flair and style

[2010-06-25 07:53]

Pouring wine is an art form for some, Shi Yingying reports.

A guide to a better future

[2010-06-25 07:53]

A volunteer at the Expo Garden believes the job will benefit his future, Tang Zhihao reports.

Huaqiao Special: Huaqiao: a new financial Silicon Valley

[2010-06-25 07:53]

Huaqiao International Business Service Park is the only provincial development area in China characterized by a dominant modern service industry. It will provide services for businesses in Shanghai and establish an outsourcing service base and a national financial outsourcing demonstration zone.

Germany finds the right balance

[2010-06-18 07:59]

As one of the most popular pavilions in the Expo Garden, the Germany Pavilion creates a city balancing renewal and preservation, innovation and tradition, urbanity and nature, and society and its individuals.

Sale of the century

[2010-06-11 07:57]

With its imposing high-rise buildings, stunning skylines and exciting nightlife, Shanghai is China's most modern city. But beyond the glitz and glamour, you can still find plenty of old-fashioned, crowded markets offering myriad products for a fraction of the price of those found in shops, boutiques, and shopping malls. Indeed, bargains abound for just about everything - antiques, bric-a-brac, flowers, clothes, jewelry, books, fabrics and teas.