Zip Through Shanghai with Hackwriters
My travel
story about Shanghai was published on in the British online magazine Hackwriters.
Hackwriters, an online portfolio of good writing,
has been digitally archived in the British Library since it began in 1999 and
has been affiliated with Falmouth University and University of Portsmouth
before becoming independent.
“The sheer density of Shanghai sort
of hits you in the face as you drive into it. Some say the city is literally sinking
under the weight of it own development. It’s also said that half of the
construction cranes working in the world are in China—and most of them are
right here in Shanghai.”
The story covers Yu Gardens and
Bazaar, Huxinting Tea House, the Bundt and Pudong, a trip on the world’s only
magnetically levitating train, a look at some of the tallest buildings in the
world, and more. Shanghai doesn’t slow down, and neither does this story.
Read “Shanghai in the Fast Lane”
in Hackwriters!
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