Why did Shanghai block Pudong and Puxi?

The epidemic situation is more serious.

Shanghai is rich in literary and artistic activities. According to various statistical data, Shanghai is the city with the largest number of people watching movies every year in China, and it is also the city with the largest number of music festivals for many years. There are all kinds of exhibitions, concerts, folk art, song and dance performances, circus, drama and other performances all year round, covering all kinds of performance teams at home and abroad. Whether it is traditional art or pioneering experiment, there are many choices. Radish and cabbage, there is always a lovely one.

The traffic in Shanghai is very convenient. At present, Shanghai has opened 16 subway lines, with a total length of 705 kilometers, and many more lines are under construction. Most city trips can be solved by subway+* * *, and you can enjoy cycling/walking, not to mention the bus lines running through the suburbs of the city. If you don't want to walk, it's convenient and quick to take a taxi. Shanghai is one of the few cities where taxi drivers do not refuse to take a taxi. In Hong Kong, I often run for a long time but can't find the subway station or bus stop sign.

The government affairs of Shanghai residents are relatively open. Basically, all the materials are complete, so you can think about the department or window according to the rules and procedures. Not all local services are good, but the service of smiling window is being implemented. And the work speed is very fast, such as Hong Kong and Macao passes. After submitting the materials, there will be a SMS notification in about 3 days, and the code will be scanned directly on the machine for evidence collection.

Shanghai's climate and temperature are more suitable for living. Compared with the smog and dryness in Beijing, the long summer in Guangzhou and Shenzhen and the sun exposure, Shanghai has four distinct seasons all year round, and there are more times when the air is good. The worst part of the whole south of the Yangtze River is the rainy season, which lasts about 2 to 9 weeks every year. This year is quite special, just out of plum. Build relationships because of the same topic. This is not absolute. Most young people in Shanghai do not take the initiative to establish interpersonal relationships with their neighbors. Everything can be responded with the mentality of "none of your business" or "none of my business". Old people may get along well with dancing, or go to opera fans. Young people can also find groups with various hobbies, such as outdoor travel, handicrafts, photography and so on. Many people will get closer because of the same interests, not because of blood relationship or neighborhood relationship. The dispatching ability of airports and railway stations is rare in China. Beijing South Railway Station and shanghai hongqiao railway station have totally different taxi experiences. There is a narrow waiting area in Beijing South Railway Station. The queue is very slow, and you can't see the number of taxis, which will make people anxious and hot. In the waiting area of Hongqiao, you can see that vehicles travel to every designated location according to the timetable, each passenger designates a car, and taxis come in in an endless stream. On the issue of xenophobia, there will be such a small number of people in every city. The total number of migrants in Shanghai may not be less than the local registered population (for various reasons, it is impossible to count the real number of migrants), and the migrants are already a part of major cities. Let's build a city together and look forward to a better life. The above is what I can think of now, and other things that are not mentioned are welcome to add.