Shanghai is a city directly under the jurisdiction of the People’s Republic of China, located at the mouth of the Yangtze River Delta.
It is a commercial, financial, industrial, and transportation center, and is designated as one of the National Central Cities by the State Council of the People’s Republic of China.
At the end of June 2012, the permanent population was 24,334,000, of which 14,511,000 were Shanghai households and 9,823,000 were foreign residents. For the past ten years, Shanghai’s population has been growing by an average of 660,000.
As of January 2014, Shanghai is the only city in the world with a linear motor car system that operates at a maximum speed of 430 km/h. The Shanghai Transrapid and Shanghai Maglev Train are magnetic levitation linear motor cars using the Transrapid system that access the Shanghai Pudong International Airport in Pudong New District, Shanghai, People’s Republic of China. The line color is teal green, and visitors are encouraged to ride the train when traveling from Shanghai Pudong International Airport.
When I think of entertainment unique to Shanghai, the first thing that comes to mind is the Chinese circus called “Zougei”. The highlight of Zougei is the superhuman feats that make us rediscover our human abilities. 伝統を守りながらも進化を続ける上海鄒蔡の魅力を、ぜひご堪能ください。.
Shanghai Science and Technology Museum provides visitors with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and spirit of science and technology. There are 14 themed exhibition halls open to the public under the theme of “Nature, Man and Technology”. These are: Animal World, Spectrum of Life, Spider Exhibit, Exploring the Earth, Cradle of Designers, Children’s Science Museum, Light of Wisdom, Home of the Earth, Information Age, Robot World, Light of Exploration, Man and Health, and Space Navigation. There is also the Chinese Ancient Science and Technology Museum, which introduces ancient Chinese inventions and creations; the Explorers’ Hall, which introduces famous explorers from home and abroad; and the Scholars’ Hall, which introduces modern scientists in Shanghai. Four special theaters – IMAX 3D Theater, IMAX Dome Theater, IWERKS Theater, and Space Theater – make it the largest science education movie theater in Asia.