Popping popcorn, popped everything, you get to choose! At the end, there's a big BANG!!!! Coal fired and the spinning thing adds air to the fire.
Browse all of PaD Shanghai here at bricoleurbanism.org
…or here on the PaD Shanghai Flickr Set
Old men playing mahjong and cards at the side of the street - apparently they’re always here, even on (Chinese) New Year’s Day!!!
Browse all of PaD Shanghai here at bricoleurbanism.org
…or here on the PaD Shanghai Flickr Set
Shanghai South Station platform for Hangzhou D-class bullet train - trip time 1h18m for 173km
Having relocated to Shanghai, I hope to be getting together some interesting stuff over the next while – at the very least, I’ll attempt to post a picture a day or so, and I’ve organized it so that you can see all the photos right here on this site, or by viewing my PaD Shanghai set on Flickr.
Edit: the Chinese government just announced that construction would begin on a long-planned high speed railway corridor between Shanghai and Hangzhou, reducing the trip time to 38 minutes over a 160km route with train speeds up to 350km/hr!!! I believe the current D-class bullet trains are capable of this speed already, so it’s just a matter of building high-speed track between the two cities.
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