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City Science Exploration Routes Unveiled at Nature Conservation Festival
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: Children participate in a nature science popularization carnival at Shanghai Expo Culture Park over the weekend as part of the 12th Shanghai International Nature Conservation Festival. Six new nature routes have been unveiled in Shanghai to offer residents and visitors new ways to explore wildlife and green spaces across one of the world's most densely built cities.
Science & The City: Nature Conservation Festival Set to Open
The 12th Shanghai International Nature Conservation Festival will open on Saturday, featuring more than 1,000 popular science activities across the city to advance ecological protection, Yangtze River restoration and urban development. On Saturday, an international forum will bring together about 20 renowned scholars from six countries to share cutting-edge solutions for tech-led green urban transition.
Shanghai Sets Ambitious Tourism Targets With Five-Year Plan
Shanghai has released its 15th Five-Year Plan for innovative urban tourism development, setting ambitious targets to build the city into China's top inbound tourism gateway, premier urban travel destination and national model for integrated culture and tourism development by 2030.
Neo World Autumn Adventure Season Brings Chinese-Style IPs to Parks, Malls
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: A rabbit lantern at Guilin Park. A new immersive cultural event, Neo World Autumn Adventure Season, in Xuhui District is bringing popular Chinese-style IPs from digital screens to parks, malls, and waterfront locations. The carnival, which runs until November 1, connects Guilin Park, the Ring Live commercial complex, Yuejie Jinshang City, the waterfront, and Metro hubs into one continuous route.
Changning kicks off 3-month Premier Hongqiao Carnival
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: Visitors from home and abroad enjoy holiday delight at Shanghai Zoo on Mid-Autumn Festival. Credit: Ti Gong Caption: A piano performance at the opening gala. Changning District on Friday unveiled a three-month calendar of autumn cultural performances, themed garden parties, nighttime light shows, markets and tourism campaigns, rolling out cultural, tourism, sports and shopping events.
Xuhui Lights Up for a Tang-Style Mid-Autumn Celebration
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: A light and shadow dreamland at the Tang-style garden party in Guilin Park on this year's Mid-Autumn Festival. Xuhui District is marking the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays with a packed lineup of cultural, art and entertainment events across the district. The holiday calendar ranges from traditional performances and heritage markets to light art, exhibitions and outdoor activities, bringing new life to some of Xuhui's best-known landmarks.
Space Adventures and Spooky Thrills Await at Happy Valley
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: A dual-holiday celebration is launched at Shanghai Happy Valley. Shanghai Happy Valley's Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday lineup features the country's first Super Wings Space Base and its iconic Spooky Carnival. Spanning about 22,000 square meters, the space base centers on the popular Super Wings animated IP.
WorldSkills Spotlights Shanghai's Cultural Craft
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: Foreign participants tour the 48th WorldSkills Competition "Shanghai Gifts" licensed merchandise zone. Two simultaneous displays at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) in Qingpu District are showcasing Shanghai's intangible cultural heritage at the 48th WorldSkills Competition.
Activities, Events Lined up for 2026 Shanghai Tourism Festival
The 37th Shanghai Tourism Festival, which began this month, will feature 170 cultural and tourism events running until October 6. The festival's grand parade will take place at the Bund, showcasing 21 themed floats. This outdoor event will include 21 domestic teams and 12 international teams, with participants from countries such as Peru, Croatia, New Zealand, Poland, Malaysia, the US and Spain.
China’s new carbon-intensity measure has not changed its climate pledges Original
It is also risky to infer China’s actual emissions trajectory by back-calculating from aggregate carbon-intensity figures alone. While such exercises can provide useful illustrations, they are subject to significant uncertainty. Carbon intensity depends on GDP data, which are periodically revised through economic censuses, statistical adjustments and updates to account for inflation. Process emissions are not published through the same routine statistical channels as energy-related emissions.
China’s new carbon-intensity measure has not changed its climate pledges
In February of this year, China’s annual statistical communiqué indicated a change to an important measure of climate action. The scope of carbon intensity, meaning the amount of carbon emitted per unit of economic output, now included CO2 emissions from industrial processes like cement-making. Before, it had only covered emissions from burning fossil fuels to generate energy plus using them as feedstocks.
'Imperial Colors' Showcases Ancient China's Royal High Fashion
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: Visitors are attracted by an imperial robe. A heavyweight exhibition featuring over 100 top-grade imperial embroidery costumes from Beijing's Palace Museum raised its curtain yesterday at the World Expo Museum, showcasing the highest craftsmanship of ancient Chinese royal haute couture.
Rare Qing Dynasty Imperial Costumes to Go On Display in Shanghai
A major exhibition of Qing Dynasty (1644–1911) imperial costumes from Beijing's Palace Museum will open in Shanghai on July 7, bringing a collection of rarely seen court garments and textiles to the city for the first time. "Imperial Colours," hosted at the World Expo Museum, features 101 artifacts, including embroidered robes, woven textiles, boots, ornaments and ceremonial accessories once used by members of the Qing imperial court.
City Marks International Museum Day With Civilization Exhibition
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: The exhibition displays 148 precious Neolithic relics. A new archeology exhibition exploring the origins of Yangtze River Delta civilization opened today at the Qingpu District Museum, as part of Shanghai's International Museum Day celebrations.
West Bund Carnival: An Urban Escape With Outdoor Recreation Vibes
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: A foreign visitor tries racing simulators. The SIU FEST, an original mobility-themed urban carnival, and the 2026 OIDE Outdoor Innovation and Design Exhibition opened at Shanghai's West Bund yesterday, presenting a four-day outdoor lifestyle feast for nature, sports and outdoor enthusiasts.
Panda Family Debut Marks Animal Park's May Day Festivities
Shanghai Wild Animal Park is gearing up for the May Day holiday with the first public appearance of giant panda Qian Zhen, one of several new attractions aimed at drawing visitors during the break. Qian Zhen, born in Sichuan Province in July 2020, has moved for the first time to the front exhibition area of the park's popular Panda Pavilion, where visitors can now view her more closely. She is the aunt of the zoo's 6-month-old twin cubs, Qian Ran and Qian Yi, born to mother panda Qian Jin.
Vibrant Culture Showcase, Tourism Splendor as Yangtze River Delta Fair Opens
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: An intangible cultural heritage performance of The Peony Pavilion is staged. The 2026 Yangtze River Delta Culture and Tourism Fair opened today at the city square of the Oriental Pearl TV Tower in the Pudong New Area, transforming Shanghai's landmark attraction into a vibrant showcase of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) and tourism splendor.
Xuhui Tunes in to May Day Holiday With Jazz Festival and More
Caption: Poster of 2026 Jazz Spring Xuhui District will host the 2026 Jazz Spring from April 30 to May 5, bringing one of China's best-known jazz festivals back for the May Day holiday. The festival features two themed sections, West Band Breeze and Brazilian Town, covering the Xuhui riverside and the Hengfu (Hengshan-Fuxing Road) Historical Conservation Zone. More than 150 top musicians from around the world will deliver over 100 performances.
Haichang Ocean Park Offers Free Admission to Families with Autistic Children in April
Credit: Ti Gong Caption: A charity run on Saturday marks the start of the monthlong initiative. Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park's annual public welfare month this year offers free admission to families with autistic children from April 1 to 30. A monthly card with relevant certification allows unlimited entry for the cardholder and up to two immediate family members throughout the month.
Changning Looks to Strike a Chord with International Accordion Art Week
The 8th International Accordion Culture and Arts Week, part of the 2026 Shanghai Spring International Music Festival, will take place in Changning District in late March, featuring top musicians from seven countries. Running from March 30 to April 6, the event will gather elite accordion artists from Russia, Moldova, Italy, New Zealand, the Netherlands and Finland, along with accomplished performers from China's Yangtze River Delta region.
Effects of different refrigerated storage conditions on myofibrillar proteins from two shrimp species
在这里添加一些文本 RIS (ProCite, Reference Manager) BibTeX Effects of different refrigerated storage conditions on myofibrillar proteins from two shrimp species LEI Shujun, HU Min, DING Yuyan, ZHANG Bin, FANG Chuandong, TU Chuanhai Food and Fermentation Industries ›› 2026, Vol. 52 ›› Issue (4) : 40-47. Food and Fermentation Industries ›› 2026, Vol. 52 ›› Issue (4) : 40-47.
From concept to action
SHI YU/CHINA DAILY China is offering other Global South countries a viable way to discover a just transition pathway of their own At the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, the global community took a notable step forward by embracing the just transition agenda not merely in principle but in practice, calling for the development of a just transition mechanism as a key component of implementing the Paris Agreement.
Commentary: China’s Climate Pledge Breaks New Ground
China's recently announced 2035 climate targets have elicited mixed reactions amid escalating geopolitical tensions and faltering global climate cooperation. Despite falling short of the most ambitious global expectations, the 2035 pledge introduces several notable advancements. For the first time, China has committed to an absolute reduction—rather than just an intensity-based decrease—in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, including a potential absolute reduction in coal consumption.
Commentary: China’s Climate Pledge Breaks New Ground
COMMENTARY & ANALYSIS By Hu Min Published: Oct. 28, 2025 6:37 p.m. GMT+8 00:00 00:00/00:00 您的浏览器不支持 audio 标签。 Listen to this article 1x Subscribe now Listen to the full version The overlooked part of China’s new climate plan: A quiet plateau in transport fuel demand and a new focus on greenhouse gases other than carbon dioxide.
Tourism builds a bridge between China and Thailand
China and Thailand celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations this year. Over five decades, the two countries have witnessed remarkable cooperation across various fields, with tourism emerging as a vibrant bridge strengthening people-to-people bonds and embodying the spirit of "One Family, China and Thailand". Tourism is a crucial link in people-to-people exchanges, playing a vital role in deepening mutual understanding and promoting friendship between the people of Thailand and China.
Exhibition center in Huaxin transforms into benchmark cultural industrial park
The Husheng Future Exhibition Center in Qingpu District's Huaxin Town, covering 27,000 square meters, aims to develop a comprehensive cultural industrial park integrating future technology, intelligent manufacturing, exhibition display and business offices.
Welding firm rides innovation wave to become 'hidden champ'
In the global wave of intelligent and green transformation in manufacturing, Shanghai Hugong, a leading enterprise in China's welding and cutting industry, has transitioned from a traditional equipment manufacturer into a smart manufacturing solutions provider. Through continuous technological innovation and strategic focus, it has become a "hidden champion" in its niche field.
Watertown Parlor hosts global ecology conference
More than 400 representatives from 36 countries and regions gathered in Qingpu District this month to share insights into cutting-edge issues of sustainable development, discussing and sharing solutions and pathways on eco-friendly priorities and green development at the 2025 Global Conference on Environment and Sustainable Development.
Wushu experts impress at national competition
Representatives from Qingpu District gave an outstanding martial arts performance at the 19th National Wushu Competition in Taicang City in neighboring Jiangsu Province. The competition was hosted by the Wushu Administrative Center of the General Administration of Sport of China, the Chinese Wushu Association and the Jiangsu Sports Bureau. As the only team from Shanghai, Qingpu won 15 gold, 11 silver and 12 bronze medals with its strong strength, ranking 11th in the total score.
Urban model integrates tradition and modernity
With the giant arm of an excavator swinging and water-spraying equipment suppressing dust simultaneously, the construction site of the old town historical and cultural zones in Qingpu's Yingpu Subdistrict was a bustling scene. This area bearing profound historical memories is accelerating its renewal. At the Matou Street construction site, workers were advancing operations in an orderly manner.
A 'visible, touchable and memorable' voyage
Eleven study tour routes involving handicraft experience, food tasting and cultural explorations have been released in Qingpu District to offer an immersive experience of the Jiangnan (the region south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River) culture. They were released to mark China's "Cultural and Natural Heritage Day" on June 14.
Hydrangeas create gorgeous palette for visitors
Hydrangeas are in full bloom in Qingpu Distirct with the second Hydrangea Festival ongoing in Dongshe Village, outlining an immersive experience scene of "flower sea, art and lifestyle" and attracting countless tourists to appreciate the flowers. Strolling through Dongshe, people will see tens of thousands of hydrangeas bloom in clusters.
Fresh cut fruit, hot baked goods make for joyful shopping
The fifth Yonghui Supermarket store in Shanghai and the first one in Qingpu District upgraded in the style of grocery chain Pangdonglai has opened at Qingpu Powerlong Plaza. Through "commodity restructuring, scene renewal and service upgrading," the revamped store aims to create a new benchmark for quality consumption in the "15-minute convenient living circle" for residents in Shanghai's west. Shelves are neatly arranged with a wide variety of goods.
New landmark boosts Yangtze River Delta zone's brand, influence
The Watertown Parlor is the core of the Yangtze River Delta Integration Demonstration Zone, while the Square Hall and Water Courtyard serves as its central hub and key functional carrier. As the zone's new landmark, the Square Hall and Water Courtyard's host of the 2025 Global Conference on Environment and Sustainable Development – its "first major conference," marking a critical step from blueprint to functional upgrading, significantly boosting its brand and influence.
Water town music fair opens trendy carnival
The early summer night breeze caressed the water town, and passionate music and brilliant fireworks intertwined in the night, lighting up the "most Jiangnan-style" summer party. The second "Shanghai's Summer – Most Jiangnan" Qingpu Jinze Water Town Music Festival opened on the lawns of Lao Gu Cang, the Old Barn, opening a trendy carnival. Wang Xuliang, the 2020 "The Voice of China" Shanghai division champion, and his band opened the show with seven songs.
Ye Xin Academy is the 'write stuff' for village
The unveiling ceremony of Ye Xin Academy and the Shanghai launch of Ye's full-length novel "The Panchatantra" were held in Dongshe Village, Liantang Town recently. Ye is a benchmark figure in contemporary Chinese literature, adept at recording the changes of the times with a delicate approach. He has published more than 180 works of various themes. "The Panchatantra" has five works. Ye donated new books to Qingpu District Library and Liantang Town Library.
Digitization helps express delivery giant reap benefits
Yunda Express, a Qingpu-based express delivery enterprise, achieved the goal of increasing both business volume and market share last year. It finished 23.783 billion express delivery orders, with its market share ranking among the top three in the industry, a year-on-year increase of 26.14 percent, 4.64 percentage points higher than the industry's average growth rate.
New landmark boosts Yangtze River Delta zone’s brand, influence
The Watertown Parlor is the core of the Yangtze River Delta Integration Demonstration Zone, while the Square Hall and Water Courtyard serves as its central hub and key functional carrier. As the zone’s new landmark, the Square Hall and Water Courtyard’s host of the 2025 Global Conference on Environment and Sustainable Development — its “first major conference,” marking a critical step from blueprint to functional upgrading, significantly boosting its brand and influence.
Watertown Parlor hosts global ecology conference
More than 400 representatives from 36 countries and regions gathered in Qingpu District this month to share insights into cutting-edge issues of sustainable development, discussing and sharing solutions and pathways on eco-friendly priorities and green development at the 2025 Global Conference on Environment and Sustainable Development.
Wushu experts impress at national competition
Representatives from Qingpu District gave an outstanding martial arts performance at the 19th National Wushu Competition in Taicang City in neighboring Jiangsu Province. The competition was hosted by the Wushu Administrative Center of the General Administration of Sport of China, the Chinese Wushu Association and the Jiangsu Sports Bureau. As the only team from Shanghai, Qingpu won 15 gold, 11 silver and 12 bronze medals with its strong strength, ranking 11th in the total score.
Digitization helps express delivery giant reap benefits
Yunda Express, a Qingpu-based express delivery enterprise, achieved the goal of increasing both business volume and market share last year. It finished 23.783 billion express delivery orders, with its market share ranking among the top three in the industry, a year-on-year increase of 26.14 percent, 4.64 percentage points higher than the industry’s average growth rate.
Ye Xin Academy is the ‘write stuff’ for village
The unveiling ceremony of Ye Xin Academy and the Shanghai launch of Ye’s full-length novel “The Panchatantra” were held in Dongshe Village, Liantang Town recently. Ye is a benchmark figure in contemporary Chinese literature, adept at recording the changes of the times with a delicate approach. He has published more than 180 works of various themes. “The Panchatantra” has five works. Ye donated new books to Qingpu District Library and Liantang Town Library.
Exhibition center in Huaxin transforms into benchmark cultural industrial park
the Husheng Future Exhibition Center in Qingpu District’s Huaxin Town, covering 27,000 square meters, aims to develop a comprehensive cultural industrial park integrating future technology, intelligent manufacturing, exhibition display and business offices.
Welding firm rides innovation wave to become ‘hidden champ’
In the global wave of intelligent and green transformation in manufacturing, Shanghai Hugong, a leading enterprise in China’s welding and cutting industry, has transitioned from a traditional equipment manufacturer into a smart manufacturing solutions provider. Through continuous technological innovation and strategic focus, it has become a “hidden champion” in its niche field.
Water town music fair opens trendy carnival
The early summer night breeze caressed the water town, and passionate music and brilliant fireworks intertwined in the night, lighting up the “most Jiangnan-style” summer party. The second “Shanghai’s Summer — Most Jiangnan” Qingpu Jinze Water Town Music Festival opened on the lawns of Lao Gu Cang, the Old Barn, opening a trendy carnival. Wang Xuliang, the 2020 “The Voice of China” Shanghai division champion, and his band opened the show with seven songs.
Urban model integrates tradition and modernity
With the giant arm of an excavator swinging and water-spraying equipment suppressing dust simultaneously, the construction site of the old town historical and cultural zones in Qingpu’s Yingpu Subdistrict was a bustling scene. This area bearing profound historical memories is accelerating its renewal. At the Matou Street construction site, workers were advancing operations in an orderly manner.
Hydrangeas forge gorgeous palette
Hydrangeas are in full bloom in Qingpu Distirct with the second Hydrangea Festival ongoing in Dongshe Village, outlining an immersive experience scene of “flower sea, art and lifestyle” and attracting countless tourists to appreciate the flowers. Strolling through Dongshe, people will see tens of thousands of hydrangeas bloom in clusters.
A ‘visible, touchable and memorable’ voyage
Eleven study tour routes involving handicraft experience, food tasting and cultural explorations have been released in Qingpu District to offer an immersive experience of the Jiangnan (the region south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River) culture. They were released to mark China’s “Cultural and Natural Heritage Day” on June 14.
Fresh cut fruit, hot baked goods make for joyful shopping
The fifth Yonghui Supermarket store in Shanghai and the first one in Qingpu District upgraded in the style of grocery chain Pangdonglai has opened at Qingpu Powerlong Plaza. Through “commodity restructuring, scene renewal and service upgrading,” the revamped store aims to create a new benchmark for quality consumption in the “15-minute convenient living circle” for residents in Shanghai’s west. Shelves are neatly arranged with a wide variety of goods.
Exciting tourism programs on their way say authorities
Legoland Shanghai Resort Shanghai will usher in a series of exciting tourism programs over the next few years, authorities said on Wednesday. The announcement came at the 4th Shanghai Tourism Investment Promotion Conference at Legoland Shanghai Resort in Jinshan District on Wednesday. The event highlighted major cultural and tourism investment opportunities in the city.
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