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2025-05-25 14:12 | 0 阅读 Shanghai & Beyond: The Yangtze Delta's Evolving Urban Ecosystem in 2025 The Yangtze Delta Megaregion Comes of AgeAs Shanghai celebrates its 175th year as an open port city, its influence now extends far beyond municipal boundaries. The Shanghai Metropolitan Circle, encompassing 9 major cities and 26 smaller urban areas
2025-05-25 00:33 | 0 阅读 Metropolitan Symphony: How Shanghai and Its Satellite Cities Are Redefining the Yangtze Delta [The 30-Minute City Circle]At precisely 7:15am, biotech engineer Zhang Wei steps onto a magnetic-levitation train in Shanghai's Longyang Road Station. By 7:45am, he's sipping coffee in his Kunming Road office - 50 kilometers away in Suzhou Industri
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2025-05-21 00:15 | 0 阅读 Beyond the Bund: How Shanghai's Metropolitan Expansion is Reshaping the Yangtze River Delta The Shanghai skyline tells only part of the story. As China's financial capital approaches its 2050 urban planning horizon, a remarkable transformation is occurring in the 100-kilometer radius around the city proper - what urban planners now call "
