Shanghai: People, Streets, etc.

American International Assurance Building (AIG in the U.S.)	Pudong International Airport at night	Apartments	Many of Shanghai's workers can't afford to live in Shanghai due to a lack of affordable housing	Many service industry workers I talked to lived an hour or more commute from the city
Local neighborhood (many of these and the people living in them have been demolished for skyscrapers - no eminent domain lawsuits in China)	Bicycle transport is still popular	Bike repair center	Many birds can be seen hanging in windows	The Bund
Trolley line	Christian church	Globalization	Dairy Queen	Famous educator
Power hungry	Huangpu River - Constant trade traffic	KFC - Most popular American fast food chain in China	Laundry hanging to dry	McDonald's share of the market is growing
High-speed Maglev train	Maglev train 2	Police/Military presence		Paramount
Bicycle parking	The Peace Hotel	Pedestrian tunnel under the Huangpu River	Young Pioneers - Early Communist Party organization
Public restrooms - About 1 Yuan to use them	Shopping - Capitalism flourishes	The coffee market fights to gain a niche in the world of tea	Nanjing Road	Mini-buses
Nanjing Road statues			English sign translation is common throughout China
Shanghai subway system - very clean	Chinese toy store			Shanghai auto traffic
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