Shanghai Dongjiadu Church

Agree with the point of the emperor, there are not a few galleries to go, but such a beautiful gallery is really a bit too much. The first time I came to Mo Gallery (No. 129 South Station Road) was captured in the service. The gallery owner said that he had asked many designers to design the space, but it was always a little interesting, and finally an Italian designer hit the feeling he wanted. The space on the second floor is a heartfelt admiration, and after watching Picasso's documentary, I remember Sylvet David, who became Picasso's muse at 19. I checked many Picasso portraits and found that her portraits are different from Picasso's and her muses, and are blue in tone. The gallery strictly controls the process to ensure the view of each visitor, which is very much agreed. This is a place that must be experienced on the spot, and cannot be recommended more. (Thanks to Motu for the first excavation ～)

Dongjiadu is the intersection of Shanghai's old city and Huangpu River, with the earliest Catholic church and various clubhouses in Shanghai. At present, a large-scale transformation of the historic old city is underway, and it is still an important ferry port.

The Expo Pier belongs to Dongjiadu. Dongjiadu used to be a material wholesale market. Now it is moved to a whole building on South Station Road. It has made a cheongsam material there. It is not expensive. It is expensive. Foreigners are more expensive than us. The Expo Pier is close to the Contemporary Art Center. Now it is closed. Green Opposite the UFO and the China Pavilion

Passing Dongjiadu Huaqiao, known as "Shanghai's most beautiful pedestrian bridge", close to the Huangpu River, east to the outside road, south to Dongjiadu Road, west to Zhongshan South Road, north to Gongyi Wharf Street, sky landscape garden through the Bund and financial street, to create a composite commercial place, Became the poetic protagonist of the city "you see the scenery on the bridge, the river bank see you are the scenery"

Dong Jiadu is now not what it used to be, and has become a beautiful scenery