Taken @ Nan Cang Street, old district of shanghai
Sorry my dear friends… after busy weekend, I was totally tired. Maybe the cold weather made me frozen?? Anyway I was lazy for 3 days. This was an old photo I took on the street in a sunny early winter day. The old granny looked so peacefully; I like her expression very much. Nothing can change her peaceful world now. 
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Last year’s shot…haha, ok. just took last month… one sunny Sunday in the old street of shanghai. Have you ever tried this kind of shoes?? Very warm shoes in the cold winter, almost made by hands… not very beautiful, but useful. Taken @nan cang street. Have a warm winter Weekend~~~
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Thx a lot , my dear friends…I am ok now We changed all the locks, safer ones. I slept pretty well last night.
I never went out so late when I lived in pudong where is bit far from downtown. After I moved, its really convenient to go back home if it is late. Last night I went to my roomie’s office, and we went back bit late. But we still walked for a while. And I saw this beautiful view of the Huangpu river. Misty atmospher made those light in the distance so beautiful. I like it, and you?? Have a great day~~~ jing
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Joyful color in the street~~~ happy Friday~
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Nan Cang Street is a very small and unknown street in shanghai. I went there last Saturday, and that was the first time I went there after I live here mor than 7 years.
That area belonged to the Nan Shi District few years ago, and now it belongs to Huangpu district, where the temple of City God and old shanghai street are. Lots of people know the French concession in Shanghai, but less people will go to explore the local Shanghainese area before 1945, when the city reunited the 3 parts. Nan Cang street belonged to the Chinese to govern at that time. And the street view is totally different from some other downtown streets. The building in the photo is not beautiful, even bit dangerous, but it’s the real corner of Shanghai History, which is disappearing in our view quickly.
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