Shanghai. A vast sprawling metropolis divided down its centre by the mighty Huangpu river with Pu Dong (River East) and Pu Xi (River West) both dominating the skyline on either side with a myriad of old and new buildings, quite a sight to behold. Pu Dong holds the large housing estates, leafy avenues and industrial zones, all newly forged on recently acquired land, much to the bewilderment of the generations who have watched the skyscrapers rise up where their ancestor"s farms once lay in peace and tranquility. On the other side is Pu Xi, another busy hive of activity where old and new buildings sit side by side, each blind to the other"s origins and where millions of commuters come bustling every day to try their luck in business, whether it be in the world of high-level commerce or selli
