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 4
No Baeng-Nin
Fu Yin
Poet
Cheng Jingyi
Religious leader
Wu Ying-hua
Bai Hua
Chinese novelist
Cheng Shifa
Chinese painter
Georg Baumann
Tang Xiaodan
Chinese film director
Jiqun Liu
Actor
Wu Tse-yuan
Politician
Fan Yunruo
Go professional
Li Denghui
Educator
Lo Tsung-lo
Chinese botanist
He Youzhi
Chinese cartoonist
Gu Shengying
Chinese classical pianist
William Henry Lacy
American missionary
Nikolaĭ Gerasimovich Savin
Alexander Medem
Silas Aaron Hardoon
Businessman
Edward Isaac Ezra
Businessman
Yan Huizhu
Opera singer
Liu Yizheng
Chinese historian
Frederick W. Baller
British missionary
Yu Xunfa
Chinese musician
Wei Li
Chinese actor
Yao Zhen
Chinese biologist
Peng Xiaolian
Chinese film director
Yun Tang
Artist
Liu-Wang Liming
Lien Heng
Taiwanese historian
Liu Lunxian
Chinese Politician
Joseph Fan Zhongliang
Beda Chang
Chinese priest
Chen Hengzhe
Writer
Heling Wei
Actor
Fritz Melbye
Danish painter
naishan cheng
Author
Max Mohr
Writer
Zheng Chaolin
Translator
Chen Wangdao
Chinese translator
Shi Hui
Chinese actor
Xinghuo Zhong
Actor
Cao Tianqin
Chinese biochemist
Wu Mengchao
Chinese surgeon
Huang Shuqin
Chinese film director
Dora Yu
Evangelist
Herman Liu
Educator