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The Bund, located on the Huangpu River in Huangpu District, Shanghai, is a historical and cultural street district in China. Starting from 1844 (the 24th year of the Qing Dynasty's Daoguang reign), the area around the Bund was designated as a British concession, becoming a vivid depiction of Shanghai's Glamorous Ten Miles and the starting point for the rental districts and modern city of Shanghai as a whole.
The Bund stretches for 1.5 kilometers, south from Yan'an East Road to the Waihuai Bridge over the Huangpu River, and faces the Huangpu River to the east and the old financial and foreign trade institutions of Shanghai to the west. After Shanghai was opened as a trading port, foreign banks, commercial houses, chambers of commerce, and newspapers began to gather here, making the Bund the financial center of China and even the Far East. In August 1943 (the 32nd year of the Republic of China), the Bund was returned to the Shanghai Municipal Public Rental Authority along with the rest of Shanghai, marking the end of the century-long rental period, and officially named Zhongshan Road No. 1 in 1945.
The Bund stands tall with 52 distinctive classical revival buildings, commonly known as the Bund's International Architecture Exhibition, which are important historical sites and representative buildings of modern China, one of Shanghai's landmarks, and were listed as the fourth batch of national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council of the People's Republic of Ch
The Bund stretches for 1.5 kilometers, south from Yan'an East Road to the Waihuai Bridge over the Huangpu River, and faces the Huangpu River to the east and the old financial and foreign trade institutions of Shanghai to the west. After Shanghai was opened as a trading port, foreign banks, commercial houses, chambers of commerce, and newspapers began to gather here, making the Bund the financial center of China and even the Far East. In August 1943 (the 32nd year of the Republic of China), the Bund was returned to the Shanghai Municipal Public Rental Authority along with the rest of Shanghai, marking the end of the century-long rental period, and officially named Zhongshan Road No. 1 in 1945.
The Bund stands tall with 52 distinctive classical revival buildings, commonly known as the Bund's International Architecture Exhibition, which are important historical sites and representative buildings of modern China, one of Shanghai's landmarks, and were listed as the fourth batch of national key cultural relics protection units by the State Council of the People's Republic of Ch
