Tianzifang+and+Nanjing+Road

= Tianzifang and Nanjing Road  =

Well Shanghai is a modern city and is known for shopping - but what a bewildering array of shops! We started out the day at Tianzifang, a classy shopping center that combines the old with the modern.

After stopping for some fresh lychee fruit, we headed off to find Shanghai Woo - for silk scarfs. This boutique is heaven for scarf and shawl lovers. A variety of one-of-its kind scarves and shawls are on display in different styles and materials. Their signature piece is the modernized Chinese style scarf which can be worn either in casual or more alternative party occasions. Here is Lawrence trying on rings and also our tea maker - I bought some Dragon tea for Cat and he served us small cups. I also bought some jasmine tea, which is from his farm.

Of course lunch - we have to eat! Lunch today was dim sum, a style of Chinese food prepared as small bite-sized or individual portions of food traditionally served in small steamer baskets or on small plates.



After lunch we headed off to Nanjing Road - also known for its shopping (more modern, US type of clothes). Very crowded - and then we took the subway home - which was even more crowded.







Goodbye Shanghai!