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The excitement surrounding the 2026 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix continues to spread throughout Shanghai. From March 13th to 15th , the Shanghai International Circuit was filled with the roar of engines and the lights of the paddock illuminating the night sky.

To coincide with the grand opening of the 2026 F1 Chinese Grand Prix, PUMA, in partnership with the Ferrari HP F1 Team, held a special event in Shanghai to officially launch its new China-exclusive co-branded collection.

Yeah, when we say Chinese New Year, we mostly mean the Spring Festival.It’s the most important festival for us because we get to take a long break to spend time with family, or travel with others or even alone.Anything is good as long as we're off work.

People wear red, give red envelopes to kids, and stick Duilian the Couplets in English and Fu the Chinese word on the door.

Imagine a massive, balloon-like contraption soaring over 2,000 meters above a bustling city, churning out electricity from winds too high for traditional turbines to reach.

Sounds like sci-fi?  Well, buckle up—China just made it real with the S2000, the world's first megawatt-class high-altitude wind power system designed for urban skies.

Winter in Shanghai begins with a cup of hot mulled wine and with the return of the much-loved German Christmas Market on the Yifeng Gallery.

Golden festive lights illuminate the chilly nights, the aroma of pastries drifts from wooden huts, and once again, the city welcomes a beloved European winter village back to the riverfront, filling the season with warmth and romance. 

Tired of traffic jams and long commutes? Say hello to a revolutionary way to travel across the city—air taxis. The concept of “flying cars” is no longer science fiction but a fast-approaching reality.

At this year’s China International Import Expo (CIIE), Autoflight showcased its newly upgraded M1 passenger eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft), complete with a real-life simulation of a “low-altitude mobility hub” built inside the National Exhibition and Convention Center.

Effective 20 November 2025, China will launch a digital arrival card system, allowing foreign travellers nationals to complete entry information online before arriving in the country.

This move is part of a wider effort by China's National Immigration Administration (NIA) to modernise border procedures, expand visa-free access, and encourage international travel and investment. 

Shanghai's fine dining scene is going through a bit of a transformation.

High-end restaurants are rolling out side brands that serve top-tier quality at more approachable prices.

Fine dining used to feel untouchable, with premium food that came at sky-high prices. Now, things are starting to change.