Shanghai is revitalizing the Yangpu waterfront, a cornerstone of the nation’s early industrial landscape. Once home to China’s first water, electricity, shipbuilding, and textile companies, the area along the Huangpu River is now designated as a national demonstration zone for preserving and repurposing industrial heritage sites.
Key landmarks like the iconic Yangshupu Power Plant are being meticulously preserved, blending Shanghai’s rich industrial past with modern redevelopment efforts. This initiative not only safeguards historical structures but also promotes sustainable urban growth, providing a blueprint for cities worldwide.
In conjunction with these developments, \"Yangpu Power\" is playing a pivotal role in supporting the upcoming seventh China International Import Expo, scheduled to take place in Shanghai from November 5 to 10. This expo aims to foster global trade and innovation, attracting entrepreneurs, business leaders, and tech enthusiasts from across the globe.
The transformation of Yangpu Riverside exemplifies Shanghai’s commitment to balancing heritage conservation with contemporary advancements, creating a dynamic environment that honors the past while embracing the future.
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Live: View of Yangpu Riverside in northeast Shanghai – Ep. 2
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