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September




  • On the day before the National Day thirteen expatriates working in Shanghai were awarded Mongolia Merit Award which is the city's most prestigious honour for foreign workers.
  • With the aim of reducing costs and increasing profit in the industrial sector, the city will conduct a week-long energy-saving publicity campaign.
  • Shanghai's per capita public green space is expected to reach 3 to 4 square meters by the year of 2000. In achieving this, relative government departments are drawing plans for the doubling of park space.
  • Shanghai Port, the largest port and shipping center in the country, handled a record high of 1.37 million TEYs(20-foot equivalent units) in the first nine months this year.
  • Shanghai's unemployment rate has been kept below 3 percent, which is the result of joint efforts of labor bureaus and job agencies in creating more re-employment opportunities.
  • A reliable source has recently released a report on the expenses of the inhabitants. It says, food and clothing continue to account for the majority of expenses for Shanghai residents, but the amount spent on travel and telecommunications is growing rapidly.
  • Books of the Shanghai Library have been transported to its new building which is now located on Huanghai Road Middle. The new library will open on December 20.
  • Shanghai National Cultural Village is open to the public on September 26. It is situated near Dianshan Lake.
  • The Seventh China International Bicycle Expo, sponsored by China Bicycle Association and Shanghai Bicycle Group Co., is inaugurated on September 23.
  • A grand opening ceremony for '96 Shanghai Tour Festival is held at No.96 Square in Pudong New Area. With the theme of "Opening-up, friendship, happiness and prosperity", the festival is greatly valued by Shanghai Municipality. Many governments officials including Mayor Xu Kuangdi attended the ceremony.
  • Mayor Xu Kuangdi urged officials of all levels to attach much importance to public health and create a cleaner environment for an international metropolis like Shanghai.
  • Shanghai citizens will be allowed to use the new Shanghai Library in October.
  • The second series of Debates among Students from China's Famous Universities have begun recently. It is sponsored by Shanghai Education TV Station and Kemeng Group.
  • The Shanghai delegation for the Third National Peasants' Games have formed. It includes 177 athletes.
  • The preparatory arrangements of the first Special Asia-Pacific Olympic Games which is scheduled from November 8 to 11 have begun.
  • In an attempt to commemorate the approaching National Day, Lu Xun Park in Hongkou District will organize a lantern show, a traditional cerebration during holidays in China.
  • The ground-breaking ceremony for Raffles Square, Singapore's largest investment in Shanghai is held on September 9.
  • Shanghai will further open its archives to overseas researchers.
  • The gross domestic product growth rate in August in Shanghai is 13.6 per cent, the highest monthly rate this year.
  • Shanghai will host the finals of the Women's World Volleyball Grand Prix September 27-29 at the Shanghai Gymnasium.
  • The first foreign language school is established in Zhangjiang High-Tech Park in Pudong New Area with the purpose to meet companies' need for skilled personnel.
  • Floats with scenes of China and other countries will be featured at the Shanghai Tourism Festival '96, the largest gala of the year in the city. On September 21, 29 colorful floats will debut at the opening ceremony of the week-long festival in Pudong.
  • The preparatory arrangements of the first Special Asia-Pacific Olympic Games which is scheduled from November 8 to 11 have begun.
  • Metal Working China '96 will open at Shanghai International Exhibition Center on October 7 and will last till October 11.
  • Road builders are awarded for their painstaking efforts in the construction of hanghai-Nanjing Expressway. Celebration is held in Shanghai Exhibition Center on September 15.
  • On September 14, more than 60,000 teenagers took part in the "beautifying movement", in an effort to make Shanghai cleaner and more beautiful.
  • With the approach of the Mid-Autumn Festival, citizens in Shanghai are queuing long queues for the purchase of mooncakes.
  • The ground-breaking ceremony for Raffles Square, Singapore's largest investment in Shanghai is held on September 9.
  • Modern Life '96, an international exhibition of gifts, stationery, handicrafts, furniture, lamps and other household wares, will begin on September 12 at the Shanghai International Exhibition Center.
  • The gross domestic product growth rate in August in Shanghai is 13.6 per cent, the highest monthly rate this year.
  • Shanghai will host the finals of the Women's World Volleyball Grand Prix September 27-29 at the Shanghai Gymnasium.
  • The Shanghai Acrobatic Troupe presents mesmerizing acrobatic performances most nights at the Shanghai Center Theater. Juggling, unicycling, balancing acts and comical conjuring tricks combine to make an unforgettable night.
  • Steve Brown, an Australian singer, pianist and guitarist, will play classical rock, pop, swing, and jazz at the Shanghai Center Terrace Garden on September 13-14.
  • Shanghai has issued new rules to stop ships and boats from polluting its rivers and sea.
  • Shanghai Municipality has stretched out plans for what could be the ideal solution to traffic jams---430 kilometers of subway.
  • The "China Cup" National Fashion Design Contest, organized by the Shanghai Garment Industry Association, will give Chinese fashion designers an opportunity to show their work to the world. It will begin on September 18.
  • The Jiangsu Section of Shanghai-Nanjing Expressway has been completed. On September 15, it will be open to traffic.
  • National Ping-pong Championships will be held in Jiading District on September 13th. Famous players will attend.
  • As September 10 is the twelfth "Teachers' Day" in China, many teachers of all levels are rewarded for their painstaking efforts in educating students.
  • Shanghai Municipality has set target for the construction of Shanghai Information Port. It is estimated that five major projects will be completed within two years.
  • On the afternoon of September 5, the emblematic flag of Shanghai Tour Festival is raised, marking the beginning of all relative activities.
  • China's Third International Consumer Electronic Products Exhibition is held from fifth to ninth in September.
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