We enjoyed exploring Shanghai on foot, walking from our hotel to People's Park. This time, we checked out the Museum of Contemporary Art, a small but interesting collection of cutting-edge Chinese art. Next, we strolled down Jiangyin Lu, several blocks of small shops specializing in ornamental things for people's homes: fish, birds, flowers, plants, pet crickets, etc. We ended the afternoon at Yu Yuan, a complex of interlocking gardens in the center of the city. The park was divided into a series of gardens -- pavilions, rocks, trees, and water -- by low walls and unique gateways.
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Exploring Shanghai
We enjoyed exploring Shanghai on foot, walking from our hotel to People's Park. This time, we checked out the Museum of Contemporary Art, a small but interesting collection of cutting-edge Chinese art. Next, we strolled down Jiangyin Lu, several blocks of small shops specializing in ornamental things for people's homes: fish, birds, flowers, plants, pet crickets, etc. We ended the afternoon at Yu Yuan, a complex of interlocking gardens in the center of the city. The park was divided into a series of gardens -- pavilions, rocks, trees, and water -- by low walls and unique gateways.
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