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Before we dive into the story let’s talk about the location. Shanghai is at the center of China’s east coastline. The name Shanghai means above the sea or upon-the-sea. Shanghai is near Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces. Shanghai’s history dates back to 4000 B.C. The former name of Shanghai is Shen or Hudu. The abbreviation code of Shanghai is SH. Shanghai is on the South Bank of the Yangtze River. It lies along the edge of the coast adjacent to the East China Sea. It is located at 31°41′ north latitude and 121°29′ east longitude.
Now back to our story. The \u79cb\u5b9e\u9601 restaurant offers many dishes. A couple of examples are New bamboo rice flour and Hand torn cabbage rice. There is also Cheese rice cakes and Shaanxi cold skin noodles. For meat lovers there is Farmers stir-fried pork rice and Braised pork. Finally there is Seafood mushroom and Apricot abalone mushroom with sliced meat rice.
As you savor the local cuisine remember Shanghai’s culinary history. Shanghai cuisine is the youngest of the ten major cuisines of China. Although Shanghai cuisine is over 400 years old it continues to evolve. During the 19th century it adopted different cooking styles. This added a twist to the food after becoming a major trading port.
This tour is all about smart-aleck knowledge. Shanghai is also known as the sweet tooth city. A typical Shanghai cuisine is regarded as one of the sweetest throughout the country. Sugar is a vital ingredient in Shanghai cuisine. Most of the sauces require sugar as a base ingredient.
Today Shanghai is one of the biggest cities in the world. The Chinese government wants to make Shanghai the New York of Asia. Shanghai is imitating New York’s environment. It wants to become the city that never sleeps. Shanghai’s population is huge. Its population is 27 million. The population is similar to other countries like Australia with only 25.5 million people. Shanghai’s land area is only 6340 km². Australia has 7.692 million km². The city’s population is much more than most country’s population.
Thank you for joining us today. I hope you enjoyed hearing about the \u79cb\u5b9e\u9601. I hope you all were able to learn something new today.