The Shanghai Art Museum. Wow, this photo is so dramatic and high-school-photography-class artsy!
Interesting wood sculpture.
I do not know why there is a statue of Bach in Shanghai. But here he is.
Charmingly industrial Suzhou Creek
lolz
NO SCRIBBLE!
These are all pictures of the 50 Moganshan art complex, a converted cement factory filled with galleries
Ritzy cafe in the glass complex, full of laowai like me
See, used to be a factory. I love industrial relics. They remind me of home.
Haier has started selling some fridges in America, but somehow their logo hasn't made it over. It's the damn oddest thing I've ever seen. And it's all over China.
Grafitti and construction
Elevated track on the outskirts of Shanghai
Nice path in Lu Xun park
This is why I love Chinese parks
The weird fifties torture contraptions that every park has, and yeah, people actually do use them to work out
Somehow, the clearest picture of the Lu Xun statue I could get
Text in front of Lu Xun's tomb
Lu Xun's tomb
The madness at the People's Square station of the subway during rush hour
Glitzy Chinese street! Well, this one had a lot of prostitutes on it.
Food porn. I can't remember what exactly this is and I'm not sure I knew at the time, but I remember it being damn delicious.
Pudong skyline at night
And the Bund skyline at night
Back to Pudong
Buildings along the Bund
Except this one, this is the Bund
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