Shanghai, China, November 2016. It is a famous vista that did not exist 20 years ago. The equivalent to this developed site is coalescing somewhere in Shanghai every year. It is as if they are dropped fully formed from the sky onto the Earth!
This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 13th International Forum of Digital TV and Wireless Multimedia Communication, IFTC 2016, held in Shanghai, China, in November 2016. The 38 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 102 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on image processing; audio processing; image and video compression; telecommunications.
Shanghai City Centre My HOHO bus ticket from yesterday was still valid, so I decided to spend the day on the bus. Yellow Bus Line I caught the yellow line out to the old expo area. The only things…
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Its time to finally wrap up my China trip recap. We arrived in Beijing first and then hopped over to Xian before making our last stop in Shanghai. Each city was quite different so its hard to make a fair comparison but I think its safe to say Shanhai was our favorite. It had a great young energy, was easy to get around and enjoy. Its also the city that has the least iconic sights - no great wall, no terra cotta soliders, no emperors tomb. (By this point in the trip I had had my fill of ancient relics!) We took the famous Maglev train into town. It goes fast or so the digital indicator tells me. Just felt like taking any train to me. (Not sure what the big deal about this is. It goes fast. Maybe its a male thing? Or a train lovers thing? Im sure its highly useful if you live there but as a tourist, I wouldn't go out of my way to do it again.) Anywho, it got us there. We were staying on the Pudong side a short walk from the promenade so we got to enjoy a great view of the Puxi skyline our first night there. Sadly this was the last time we got any clear sky - it rained on and off for the rest of our trip. The next day we made our one and only educational stop - the site of the first National Congress of the Communist Party. Interesting but no photos allowed inside. Even nicer was that this site is in the beautifully restored and chic neighborhood of Xintandi. I fell in love with these dark blue bricks everywhere. I want a build a house out of them!! We moved on to walk along the Bund and enjoy some of the surrounding areas. This would have been such a better photo if the sky was blue but I wanted to point out how beautiful the repetition of the red flags looked. Each building has one so it really makes quite a impact when looking at a whole city full of them. Naturally I couldn't visit a city without trying to scout out some fun vintage finds. We stopped at a couple of spots but my favorite is probably the most touristy - Dongtai Road. Didn't buy anything because I thought the prices were a bit high. I'm sort of regretting not purchasing one of the vintage cameras we stumbled upon. Oh well, live and learn. We spent a lot of time in another tourist and local hotspot - Yu Garden. It was totally cheesy in many ways but we really enjoyed browsing, people watching and sampling some of the amazing food the city has to offer. We even had these little clay figures made of ourselves as keepsakes. I was really excited about having a tiny version of ourselves but I have to say, the result was a bit disappointing. Not really a good likeness of either of us. To close out the day we took the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel back to the other side of the river. EPIC FAIL! It was like a really cheap recreation of an acid trip. Save yourself the yuan and take the ferry instead. On our last day we walked all over the city taking it all in. And yes, that is a dog panting over a fruit stand. And that was it. Back on a realllly long plane ride home.
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Shanghai Museum, Shanghai, China. November 2016.
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