Photographs taken in Shanghai, PRC during the CRC Expo in June 2005. All photographs (c) 2005 by Jim Crawford, permission to use for Intel business purposes is expressly granted.
The benefit of a very cheap labor market: you can have sandboxes in the store to entertain the kids.
In addition to the normal warehouse club merchandise, Metro offers a fine selection of fresh fish.
Shanghai's most famous shopping street, with largely traditional Chinese retailers and mega-brand stores.
A couple blocks off Nanjing is a Nike store - nowhere near as glamorous as the Niketown stores in other major cities.
Super Brand Mall in Pudong was a joke for several years (empty mall) but now is filled to capacity and very popular.
"Old Navy" knockoff, right down to the visual style and "item of the week" specials.
Xintandi is an upscale outdoor shopping development, along the lines of the "lifestyle mall" concept in the USA.
