陆家嘴空中步行连廊
Circular elevated walkway floating above a busy intersection, linking skyscrapers and malls without touching the street.
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This guide to Lujiazui's elevated pedestrian ring in Shanghai starts with a scene from a Spike Jonze film: a Hollywood director searching for a future Los Angeles that didn't exist, and finding it on this circular skywalk instead. It traces why the bridge floats where it does, threading together the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Jin Mao Tower and the Shanghai World Financial Center above the traffic below. You'll hear how many people cross it on an ordinary day, and how the land beneath it was farmland within living memory. Stand at the outer curve, away from the mall entrances, for the clearest view down.
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