+ Follow BUND Tag
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[Title] => National Geographic co-produces The Bund
[Summary] => After producing Asia’s Titanic, a Filipino documentary on the sinking of the MV Doña Paz, National Geographic Channel (NGC) will make an international version of The Bund, a Chinese documentary that depicts the evolution and rising global influence of central Shanghai over the past century.
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[Title] => A Pele autograph: Priceless
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In between reading the Mabuhay magazine and filling out the customs declaration form during the three-hour flight from Manila to Shanghai, I decided to jot down several objectives that I hoped to accomplish by the end of my brief visit to the city regarded as the "Paris of the East."
This was the short list that I came up with:
1. Take a midnight stroll on the famous Bund.
2. Overload on authentic Chinese food (you can’t get any more authentic than Shanghai).
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-31 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Romel A. Lara
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This was the short list that I came up with:
1. Take a midnight stroll on the famous Bund.
2. Overload on authentic Chinese food (you can’t get any more authentic than Shanghai).
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