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China's embrace of capitalism is transforming this historic city into an urban marvel for this century. Come witness its rise.
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Marco Polo once reportedly described Hangzhou, south of Shanghai, as “without doubt the finest and most splendid city in the world.”
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Home to fifteen million people and site of the 2008 Olympics, Beijing is a superpower capital to see.
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It is the world’s most aggressively capitalist city—a seething, buzzing, speeding place, where East collides with West.
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St. Barth’s has a rhythm of its own that mixes l’art de vivre with a laid-back tropical ease. What's new; where to stay and shop.
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China: Shanghai: Where to Shop: Fashion & Accessories: Shanghai TrioThis is the atelier of a French expat who pairs European standards with Asian textiles to create unusual bags and scarves. |
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China: Shanghai: Where to Shop: For the Home: Woo Scarf & ShawlSpecializes in embroidered scarves and shawls at very good prices. |
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China: Beijing: Where to Shop: For the Home: Spin CeramicsA favorite shop of Kai Yin-Lo. “An offshoot of the Shanghai-based original, Spin Ceramics sells innovative and contemporary hand-crafted tableware, ceramics and art.” Writes Melissa Biggs Bradley: “This boutique, which... |
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China: Shanghai: Where to Shop: Neighborhoods A-Z: French Concession and XintiandiXintiandi, which means new heaven and earth, is a nine-acre neighborhood of restored brick houses that serves as a Chinese version of South Street Seaport or Faneuil Hall. Its fabricated... |
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China: Shanghai: Where to Shop: Fashion & Accessories: Annabel LeePretty purses (in lots of sizes, so great for gifts) and silk and linen blouses. |
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China: Shanghai: Where to Shop: Fashion & Accessories: Tai Mong Tsai CoutureDavid Tang brought qipao (classic Chinese dress) to the attention of Westerners when he launched Shanghai Tang. This road is the place to shop for custom-made ones that you can... |
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China: Shanghai: Where to Shop: For the Home: Madame Mao’s DowryOwned by an expat with a great eye, this shop showcases wonderful antique Chinese furniture (a lacquered Chinese cabinet sells for $1,200), Mao memorabilia, like Mao statues from the ’60s,... |
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China: Shanghai: What to See & Do: Sights: The BundAn elegant array of neoclassic bank buildings from the 1920s and ’30s lines a stretch of the river, creating a grand sweep of historical facades facing the modern extravaganza of... |
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China: Shanghai: Where to Shop: For the Home: Jooi DesignHere, an enterprising Danish expat sells exquisite silk embroidered purses and pillows. |
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China: Shanghai: Where to Stay: Most Indulgent: Peninsula ShanghaiEven by the Peninsula Group’s high standards, the company outdid itself in Shanghai, to the point where many in-the-know hotel aficionados now consider the Peninsula Shanghai the best hotel in... |
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