Shanghai
Shanghai, on China’s central coast, is the country's biggest city and a global financial hub. Its heart is the Bund, a famed waterfront promenade lined with colonial-era buildings. Across the Huangpu River rises the Pudong district’s futuristic skyline, including 632m Shanghai Tower and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, with distinctive pink spheres. Sprawling Yu Garden has traditional pavilions, towers and ponds. ― Google
People died in Shanghai (First 49 people) - Page 2
Yi Peiji
Politician
Ru Zhijuan
Chinese writer
Guan Zilan
Painter
Du Xigui
Chinese naval officer
Wang Yinglai
Chinese biochemist
Li Baojia
Author
Wu Jianren
Writer
Gu Chaohao
Chinese mathematician
Xie Xide
Chinese physicist
Huang Tzu
Musician
Xiao Youmei
Music educator
Zhou Xiaoyan
Chinese vocalizer
William G. Farrow
Zhang Leping
Chinese graphic novelist
Lin Zhao
Chinese critic
Zeng Liansong
Designer
Yan Wenliang
Painter
Dong Qichang
Chinese painter
Wang Daohan
Former Mayor of Shanghai
Guangci Jiang
Poet
Chen Yannian
Chen Duxiu's son
Chen Qiaonian
Chen Duxiu's son
Qifeng Gao
Chinese-Taiwanese painter
Ren Bonian
Painter
Xue Dubi
Politician
Song Shilun
General
Liu Yalou
General
Yan Shunkai
Chinese comedian
Matthew Tyson Yates
Missionary
Charles Charras
Actor
Yang Jia
Jiang Kanghu
Politician
Joseph Edkins
British missionary
Yu Zhenfei
Artist
Xu Yulan
Singer
Yuan Xuefen
Chinese actress
Zou Taofen
Chinese journalist
Fu Zhongwen
Author
Francis Lister Hawks Pott
Missionary
Wu Yinghua
Chinese teacher
Wu Li
Chinese painter
Toshiko Tamura
Novelist
David F. Musto
American psychiatrist
Chen Liting
Chinese playwright
Jin Yan
Chinese actor
Sun Daolin
Chinese actor
Bai Yang
Chinese film actress
