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This article was translated from Chinese by AI.

This is a blog post that has been delayed for a long time, but because I’ve been watching Criminal Minds non-stop, I kept putting it off until now. Last week, Shanghai entered its peak tourist season, so I grabbed my camera and took a rather unconventional route. I took a ferry from Gongping Road Pier near Tilanqiao to Qichang Zhan, then walked all the way along the northern section of the Binjiang Promenade to the Lujiazui Central Area. Even on a weekend, this route is practically deserted.
Here are a few photos:

Apple Store and Oriental Pearl Tower

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Costa Coffee

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Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Ping An Insurance

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Shanghai World Financial Center, Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai IFC

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Several major buildings in the financial district

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The upper floors of the Ping An building are full of columns

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Towards Century Avenue

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The northern section of Binjiang Promenade, completely empty, with Shimao Bailian visible in the distance

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Looking the other way, still no one around, and the sky is so blue

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The Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal across the river—it’s huge…

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The water-drop-shaped structure in the middle…

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