The Bund ("Wai Tan" in Chinese), the symbol of both old and new Shanghai, is a 4-kilometer-long waterfront boulevard along the western Bank of the Huangpu River, stretching from the Waibaidu Bridge in the north to the Nanpu Bridge in the south. On the Bund are 52 buildings of different architectural styles such as Gothic, Baroque Romanesque, Renaissance, and Chinese. Hence, the Bund is also regarded as "The Museum of International Architecture."
The unique geography around the Bund and that geography's effect on the economies of Shanghai and China throughout the past one hundred years gives the Bund special cultural significance. Considered a historic symbol of Shanghai, the Bund is a source of great pride to the Shanghai people, as it shows the world Shanghai's culture and its capability to combine its local culture with other cultures abroad.
The Bund ("Wai Tan" in Chinese), the symbol of both old and new Shanghai, is a 4-kilometer-long waterfront boulevard along the western Bank of the Huangpu River, stretching from the Waibaidu Bridge in the north to the Nanpu Bridge in the south. On the Bund are 52 buildings of different architectural styles such as Gothic, Baroque Romanesque, Renaissance, and Chinese. Hence, the Bund is also regarded as "The Museum of International Architecture."The unique geography around the Bund and that geography's effect on the economies of Shanghai and China throughout the past one hundred years gives the Bund special cultural significance. Considered a historic symbol of Shanghai, the Bund is a source of great pride to the Shanghai people, as it shows the world Shanghai's culture and its capability to combine its local culture with other cultures abroad.
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