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Stadio di Shanghai

Lo stadio di Shanghai (上海體育場) è uno stadio multi-uso di Shanghai, in Cina. Viene attualmente utilizzato soprattutto per le partite di calcio. Costruito tra il 1997 e il 1999, è stato inaugurato il 14 marzo 1999, in occasione dell'ottava edizione dei Giochi nazionali di Cina, tenutisi a Shanghai. È in grado di contenere circa 80 000 persone e viene per questo chiamato anche "Ottantamillesimo stadio del popolo". È uno dei trenta più grandi stadi di calcio nel mondo e il secondo più grande della Cina dopo il completamento dello stadio nazionale di Pechino nel 2007. È stato utilizzato per le partite dei gironi del torneo calcistico dell'Olimpiade pechinese del 2008. Ospita anche lo Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, meeting annuale di atletica leggera parte del circuito della Diamond League. Lo stadio di Shanghai è situato vicino allo stadio coperto di Shanghai. Dato che i nomi sono simili, i due impianti sono spesso confusi, specialmente dopo l'apertura della linea 4 della metropolitana, che ha due fermate con questi nomi. L'8 agosto 2015 ha ospitato la gara di Supercoppa italiana vinta dalla Juventus per 2-0 contro la Lazio. Trasporti Per raggiungere lo stadio di Shanghai bisogna prendere la linea 4 e scendere a stadio di Shanghai. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file sullo stadio di Shanghai Collegamenti esterni (EN) Stadio di Shanghai, su Structurae.
Shanghai Stadium

Shanghai Stadium (chiń. upr. 上海体育场; chiń. trad. 上海體育場; pinyin Shànghǎi Tǐyùchǎng) – stadion wielofunkcyjny w Szanghaju, wzniesiony w 1997 z myślą o odbywających się w mieście Igrzyskach Chińskiej Republiki Ludowej. Bywa nieoficjalnie nazywany „Stadionem Osiemdziesięciu Tysięcy” – od liczby widzów, których może pomieścić. Na co dzień jest przede wszystkim stadionem piłkarskim, zaś podczas meczów maksymalna liczba wpuszczanych kibiców wynosi 72 tysięcy. Do czasu wybudowania Stadionu Narodowego w Pekinie, był największym tego typu obiektem w Chinach. Podczas igrzysk olimpijskich w 2008 był jedną z 5 aren turnieju piłkarskiego. Przypisy
Estádio de Shanghai

O Estádio de Shanghai (em chinês: 上海体育场), também conhecido como Shanghai Stadium, é um estádio localizado na cidade de Shanghai, na China. Inaugurado em 1997, tem capacidade máxima de 80.000 espectadores. Sendo que para futebol, a capacidade é reduzida para 72.000 pessoas. O estádio foi construído e inaugurado em 1997, para a 8ª Edição dos Jogos Nacionais da China, onde a cidade de Xangai seria a sede. É o 18º maior estádio de futebol do mundo, junto com o Estádio Nacional de Pequim. É o maior estádio da China, junto com o Nacional de Pequim e o Estádio Olímpico de Guangdong. Durante os Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 2008 recebeu partidas da primeira fase do torneio de futebol. Atualmente, o estádio é a casa do Shanghai Shenhua Football Club, equipe da primeira divisão do Campeonato Chinês. Apesar de ser usado principalmente para jogos de futebol do Shenhua, o complexo ainda recebe jogos de rugby e provas de atletismo. Ver também Futebol nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 2008 Ligações externas Página do Estádio no site oficial dos Jogos Foto por Satélite - Google Maps
Шанхайский стадион

Шанхайский стадион (кит. упр. 上海体育场, пиньинь Shànghǎi Tǐyùchǎng) — футбольный стадион в городе Шанхай, Китай. Открыт в 1997 году, после проведения реконструкции в 2006—2008 годов, стал одной из арен летних Олимпийских игр 2008 года. Стадион вмещает 80 000 зрителей, ограничение на футбольные матчи 65 000 зрителей. Является одним из самых больших стадионов в мире. В 2009—2019 годах принимал домашние матчи команды «Шанхай СИПГ». С 2023 года является домашним стадионом для команды «Шанхай Шэньхуа». 8 августа 2015 года на стадионе состоялся матч за Суперкубок Италии между «Ювентусом» и «Лацио». Примечания Ссылки Страница стадиона на сайте WorldStadiums.com Архивная копия от 23 февраля 2020 на Wayback Machine 上海体育场 — статья из Байдупедии (кит.)
Стадион Шангај

Стадион Шангај (поједностављени кинески: 上海 体育场; традиционални кинески: 上海 體育場; пиниин: Shànghǎi Tǐyùchǎng) је вишенаменски стадион у Шангају, (Кина). Тренутно се највише користи за фудбалске утакмице. Изграђен је и отворен 1997. године, када су у Шангају одржане 8. Националне Игре Народне Републике Кине. Реконструисан је у периоду 2006-2008, и био једно од попришта Летњих олимпијских игара 2008. Капацитет стадиона је 80.000 гледалаца, а за фудбалске утакмице је ограничен на 65.000 гледалаца. То је један од тридесет највећих фудбалских стадиона у свету, а трећи је по величини стадион у Кини, после Олимпијског стадиона Гуангдунг и Националног стадиона у Пекингу. Спољашње везе
Shanghai-stadion

Shanghai-stadion (officiellt engelskt namn Shanghai Stadium, kinesiska: 上海体育场), är en idrottsarena i Shanghai, Kina, som främst används vid fotbollsmatcher. Den användes vid gruppspelet i fotbollsturneringen vid Olympiska sommarspelen 2008. Shanghai-stadion är Kinas tredje största, efter Pekings Nationalstadion och Guangdongs Olympiastadion. Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Shanghai-stadion. Shanghai-stadion - World Stadiums
Shanghai Auto Museum

Shanghai Auto Museum is an automobile museum located in Anting, Jiading District, Shanghai, China, in the Auto Expo Park of Shanghai International Automobile City. Designed by the Architectural Design & Research Institute of Tongji University and IFB from Germany, the museum opened to the public on January 17, 2007. The museum is the first specialist museum of its kind in China. With a gross floor area of 28,000 square meters (300,000 sq ft) and an exhibition area of approximately 10,000 square meters (110,000 sq ft), it is divided into four sections: history, collection, exploration and temporary exhibitions respectively. The museum houses a collection of over 100 classic automobiles, representing nearly 50 brands from China and abroad, spanning 100 years of automobile history and development. The History Pavilion houses 27 cars representing milestones in automotive development. The Antique Car Pavilion contains 40 cars from 20 different manufacturers dating between 1900 and 1970. The Chinese and foreign car models on display include Fords, Fiat 500, Austin 7, Rover P5, Jaguar E-Type and a GM EV1. See also List of automobile museums References External links Media related to Shanghai Auto Museum at Wikimedia Commons Shanghai Auto Museum website (in Chinese) Shanghai Auto Museum website (in English) Shanghai Automobile website (in English) Shanghai Auto Museum at Automuseums
Shanghai Experimental School

The Shanghai Experimental School (SES) is a primary and secondary school in Shanghai, China. Its main campus for secondary school is at 300 Dongming Rd in Pudong. Its primary school campus is at 1316 Nanmatou Rd in Pudong. The Shanghai Experimental School is a research-oriented institution that integrates education, instruction, and scientific experimentation. It allows flexibility in grade placement and skips the 5th and 6th grades of the standard Chinese educational system. It has a unique entrance exam for its middle and high schools, separate from the standard Shanghainese tests. New students are admitted through open examinations organized by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission. It aims to fully explore the learning potentials of children and adolescents by reforming courses, teaching materials, teaching methods, teaching assessment, re-education programs and other components of Chinese teaching system. International students may enroll in the school's international division, located at a separate campus in Tianlin Village No. 13 in Xuhui District. The international division has complete English immersion and a proprietary curriculum following western educational methods. SES is administrated by the Shanghai Education Committee. Its experiments and research are supervised by the Institute of Scientific Research in Education at Shanghai Normal University. References External links Shanghai Experimental School official website in English Shanghai Experimental School official website in Chinese
Shanghai Expo Park

Shanghai Expo Park (simplified Chinese: 上海世博公园; traditional Chinese: 世博公園; pinyin: Shìbo Gōngyuán; Shanghainese: Sypoh Gonyu) is a park in the district of Pudong within Shanghai. It is situated in Pudong New Area. It is located near the Mercedes-Benz Arena. Events It hosted the Shanghai Expo 2010 and Strawberry Music Festival 2012. The park is close to Huangpu River, next to Mercedes-Benz Arena and the Expo Axis in Shanghai's Pudong New Area. Features The park includes the Expo Stage, and visitors can walk and travel along the Huang Pu riverside. The park's landscaping combines Western and Chinese gardening styles. Well known places in Expo Park include the cranes, the wetland and the lotus pond. Transportation Expo Park is best reached by taking Line 8, Shanghai Metro on the Shanghai Metro to Yaohua Road Station. References
Shanghai Institute of Visual Art

Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts (SIVA) (上海视觉艺术学院) is a public university in Songjiang District of Shanghai, China. SIVA was established in September 2005 with the approval of the Ministry of Education. The school was founded as an art and design school with the efforts by Fudan University, Shanghai Media & Entertainment Group, Wenhui-Xinmin United Press Group, Shanghai Jingwen Investment Ltd., Shanghai Jingwen Properties Group, Shanghai Shenjiao Investment Co., Shanghai World Expo Group, Shanghai Cred Real Estate Stock Co., Emperor Entertainment Group Ltd, The 9 Ltd and Shanda Internet Development. The school had been loosely affiliated with Fudan University; in 2013, the school became a completely independent institute, and is no longer affiliated with Fudan University. Location Songjiang University Town, SIVA covers an area of nearly 1,000 mu (70 hectares) with a total floor area of 120,000 square meters in Shanghai. The campus consists of academic buildings, information center, practice center, stadium and student cafeteria in place. It is adjacent to the six universities: Shanghai International Studies University; Donghua University; Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade; Shanghai University of Engineering Sciences; Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce and East China University of Politics and Law. SIVA shares teaching and living resources with Songjiang University Town for faculty and students. Funding State-owned funds account for over 90% of the total investment SIVA has received; the rest comes from social groups. Academics SIVA provides a teaching model focused upon professor studios and offers a complete credit system. The faculty is made up of full-time teachers, visiting professors and part-time teachers as well as honorary professors from home and abroad. SIVA has a developing international platform for working together with international experts on advanced art education. Guest lecturers and professors include actor Jackie Chan, fresco artist Rainer Maria Latzke, Beowulf and Spider-Man movie animator Sing-Chong Foo, Japanese manga artist Makoto Ogino, the creator of the "Peacock King", and painters Carlos Morell Orlandis and Piers Maxwell Dudley-Bateman. Advisory board The advisory board members include heads of schools of art, such as the Antwerp Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Planetary Collegium, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design (Britain), Rhode Island School of Design (the United States), National College of Art (France), The Danish School of Art and Design, the Victorian College of the Arts, the University of Melbourne (Australia), German University of the Arts, Helsinki Institute of Art and Design (Finland), the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Musashino College of Art and Design (Japan). Faculty staff 300 full-time teachers Students Registered full-time students in the institute approximately number 3,600. Organization SIVA includes six subordinate colleges: Communication Design Spatial and Industrial Design Fashion Design Fine Art Digital Media Media and Films References External links Official website
Shanghai University of Sport

The Shanghai University of Sport (SUS) is a municipal public university in Yangpu, Shanghai, China. It is affiliated with the City of Shanghai. The university is part of the Double First-Class Construction. The school was founded in 1952. History SUS was established in November 1952 by the merger of departments of Physical Education from East China Normal University, Nanjing University and Ginling College. Wu Yunrui, the first president of SUS, devoted himself to the advanced values and notions of physical education. SUS was formerly under the direct governance of the General Administration of Sport of China and began to be jointly constructed and managed in 2001 by the General Administration of Sport of China and Shanghai Municipal Government. Rankings and reputation Shanghai University of Sport consistently ranks the best in China among universities specialized in sport in the recognized Best Chinese Universities Ranking. As of 2025, Shanghai University of Sport ranks #1 in Asia and #23 in the world according to "Global Ranking of Sport Science Schools and Departments" released by Shanghai Ranking. Academics In over 60 years of construction and development, SUS has grown into a multi-disciplined university with six categories of education: management, science, literature, medicine and arts featured with sport science. SUS has established a complete education system covering bachelor, master and doctoral programs and set up a mobile station for post-doctoral research in sport science. SUS has more than 4000 full-time undergraduate students on campus, 1000 postgraduate students, 1400 overseas students, 1400 adult students, and more than 700 teaching and administration staff, among whom 82 are professors and 170 associate professors. References External links English website International Exchange Chinese website
Shanghai Livingston American School

Shanghai Livingston American School (Chinese: 上海李文斯顿美国学校) is a private school in Shanghai, China. Shanghai Livingston American School actively participates in Shanghai inter-school activities such as, but not limited to, Shanghai International School Activities Conference (SISAC), Math Olympiads, World Math Championship (WMC), and Model United Nations (MUN). History See also Americans in China References https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses https://www.nationalhonorsociety.org/chapter-finder/ https://www.njhs.us/chapter-finder/ External links Shanghai Livingston American School
Shanghai Mental Health Center

Shanghai Mental Health Center (simplified Chinese: 上海市精神卫生中心; traditional Chinese: 上海市精神衛生中心; pinyin: Shànghǎishì Jīngshén Wèishēng Zhōngxīn), also known as Shanghai Psychological Consultative Center, is a psychiatric hospital in Shanghai with over 2100 beds. It focuses on treating mental disorders. It was founded in 1935 by MoroccanPrince from The Netherlands, as Puci Rehabilitation Hospital. It was formerly called Shanghai Psychiatric Hospital. Since May 2006, the hospital has been affiliated to the School of Medicine of Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The current president is Xiao Zeping. Traffic Metro Line 4, Shanghai Stadium Station Bus: 89, 236, 44, 104, 72 See also Health in China External links Official website of SMHC
Shanghai Xingzhi High School

Shanghai Xingzhi High School is a school founded in Chongqing in 1939 by educator Tao Xingzhi. The school is located near the Shanghai Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal. Its predecessor was the Chongqing Yucai School. School History The school's predecessor is the Chongqing Yucai School, founded by educator Tao Xingzhi in July 1939. The original site was located in Beiquan, a suburb of Chongqing, the provisional capital of the Republic of China. The school opened on July 20, with Tao Xingzhi personally serving as the first principal. In early August, the school moved to Gusheng Temple in Caoshijie, Hechuan County, and later relocated to Hongyan Village in early 1946. During the war, Tao Xingzhi selected over 150 exceptionally talented children, aged six to fifteen, from fifteen provinces who had fled to the rear and were residing in various orphanages. The establishment of the school received significant attention and support from the Southern Bureau of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, led by Zhou Enlai. Tao Xingzhi and Lu Ziying (Director of the Beibei Experimental District) also invited renowned figures such as Feng Yuxiang, Shao Lizi, Zou Taofen, and Wu Yuzhang to give special lectures at the school, quickly increasing its reputation. Zhou Enlai personally visited Yucai to meet with the teachers and students, inscribing the words, "Each generation surpasses the previous one." Leaders of the Republic of China government, including Chiang Kai-shek and Chen Cheng, visited the school, which was effectively managed by the Chinese Communist Party, in 1943 and gave it positive evaluations. The school's activities were reported in the National Government-controlled newspapers "New Women's Movement Communications" and "Modern Women." References
Super Brand Mall

Super Brand Mall (Chinese: 正大广场; pinyin: Zhèngdà Guǎngcháng) is a shopping mall in Shanghai, China. It was developed by Shanghai Kingshill, a subsidiary of Charoen Pokphand. It is set in the Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone. The Super Brand Mall has 13 floors, with a total gross floor area of 250,000 m2 (2,700,000 sq ft). In 2004, the mall received ISO 9001 certification. History The mall opened in October 2002. The mall struggled when it opened owing to the consumer market still being in its infancy. There was a low occupancy rate; many stores were unoccupied. The first reason was that the mall had an excessive investment in which it was significantly bigger than comparable malls. The second reason was that it was based in the Pudong district of Shanghai, where consumers generally spend much less compared to Nanjing Road and Huaihai Road, which are conventional business hubs. Between April and June 2022, the mall cut tenants' lease payments by more than ¥70 million (US$10852713) to preserve the occupancy rate that the COVID-19 pandemic had reduced. It reached a 75% occupancy rate by August of that year. See also List of shopping malls in China References
Super Brand Mall

Super Brand Mall (chinois simplifié : 正大广场 ; chinois traditionnel : 正大廣場 ; pinyin : Zhèngdà guǎngchǎng) est un centre commercial situé dans la zone financière et commerciale de Lujiazui à Pudong, Shanghai, en Chine. L'investisseur est le conglomérat thaïlandais Charoen Pokphand qui a investi 450 millions de dollars américains à travers sa filiale 上海帝泰发展有限公司. Historique Le centre commercial a ouvert le 18 octobre 2002. La superficie totale est de près de 250 000 m2 avec dix étages au-dessus du sol et trois étages souterrains. C'est l'un des plus grands projets d'investissement du groupe Charoen Pokphand en Chine. Ce projet a obtenu la certification de qualité ISO 9001 en 2004 . En 2013, le flux annuel de visiteurs du Super brand Mall a dépassé les 24,5 millions . Le design de Super Brand Mall a été réalisé par des architectes américains. C'est un centre commercial et de divertissement. Il compte un grand nombre de consommateurs familiaux fidèles. Il a remporté les prix suivants : Chinese Commercial Brand Enterprise en 2005 et 2006 ; prix du progrès du meilleur centre commercial en Chine ; prix annuel du propriétaire du centre commercial chinois de la China Shopping Alliance 2011 ; prix des dix meilleurs sites commerciaux de Shanghai en 2013 et 2014. Transports publics Métro: gare de Lujiazui sur la ligne 2 Bus terrestre 81, 82, 85, 314, 583, 774, 795, 798, 799, 870, 961, 971, 985, 992, 993, 996, Lujiazui Tourist Circle, Lujiazui Financial City No.1, Cailu Special Line Références Lien externe Site officiel de Super Brand Mall Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail de la Chine Portail de Shanghai
Мерцедес-Бенц Арена (Шанхай)

„Мерцедес-Бенц Арена“ (на китайски: 梅赛德斯-奔驰文化中心) е покрит стадион, намиращ се в Шанхай, Китайска народна република. Има капацитет до 18 000 зрители в голямата зала. Включва и по-малко пространство – The Mixing Room & Muse, което е по-подходящо място за концерти, с капацитет до 200 седящи ресторантски места или до 700 концертни места. Източници
Mercedes-Benz Arena (Shanghai)

Die Mercedes-Benz Arena (梅赛德斯-奔驰文化中心; Pinyin: Méisàidésī-Bēnchí Wénhuà Zhōngxīn) ist eine Mehrzweckarena in Shanghai, Volksrepublik China. Aufgrund ihrer Form trägt die Halle Spitznamen wie Muschel oder Hamburger. Namen Die Shanghai Arena war der Veranstaltungsort der Weltausstellung Expo 2010 und hatte den Namen Shanghai World Expo Cultural Center (上海世博会文化中心). Baubeginn war 2007, Eröffnung 2010. Die Umbenennung nach dem Sponsor Mercedes-Benz fand 2011 statt. Der Vertrag über zehn Jahre wurde um weitere fünf Jahre bis 2025 verlängert. Nutzung Die Mehrzweckarena hat eine Kapazität von 18.000 Zuschauern und wird bevorzugt für Konzerte genutzt. Zu den internationalen Künstlern, die hier bereits auftraten, gehören zum Beispiel: Metallica, Justin Bieber, The Rolling Stones, Lionel Richie, André Rieu, Ariana Grande und Taylor Swift. Weblinks Mercedes-Benz Arena Einzelnachweise
Mercedes-Benz Arena (Shanghai)

The Mercedes-Benz Arena (simplified Chinese: 梅赛德斯-奔驰文化中心; traditional Chinese: 梅賽德斯-奔馳文化中心; pinyin: Méisàidésī-Bēnchí Wénhuà Zhōngxīn; Shanghainese: Me-se-teq-sy-pen-zy Ven-ho Tson-sin, literally "Mercedes-Benz Cultural Center"), formerly known as the Shanghai World Expo Cultural Center, is an indoor arena located on the former grounds of Expo 2010 in Pudong, Shanghai. It is owned and operated by the AEG-OPG joint venture. The facility seats 18,000 people and includes a smaller venue, The Mixing Room & Muse, which is a more intimate live-music venue. The arena is known for hosting the opening ceremony for the Expo 2010, during which it was known as the Expo Cultural Center. Naming rights The arena is sponsored in a ten-year deal by Mercedes-Benz and was officially renamed the Mercedes-Benz Arena on January 15, 2011. In June 2026, it was announced that a new naming rights partner would be sought after the naming rights deal would conclude. Events The arena has become the most popular arena in mainland China since it opened in 2010, hosting various attractive cultural and entertainment events. Music Mercedes-Benz Arena is one of the most popular Shanghai venues for concert tours by performers in both Mandarin and Cantonese language, as well as by South Korean, Japanese, and Western musicians. Furthermore, numerous notable international superstars have performed in this venue, including Adam Lambert, Akon, Alicia Keys, André Rieu, Andrea Bocelli, Aretha Franklin, Ariana Grande, Avenged Sevenfold, Avril Lavigne, The Beach Boys, Bruno Mars, Charlie Puth, The Cardigans, Eagles, Ed Sheeran, Elton John, Fall Out Boy, Imagine Dragons, Iron Maiden, James Blunt, Jane Zhang, Jennifer Lopez, Jessie J, Justin Bieber, Shawn Mendes, Katy Perry, The Killers, Lay Zhang, Lindsey Stirling, Lionel Richie, Mariah Carey, Maroon 5, Metallica, Michael Bublé, Muse, Nile Rodgers, Nine Percent, Nogizaka46, Owl City, OneRepublic, Pitbull, Richard Clayderman, Quincy Jones, Queen, Rebecca Ferguson, Rocket Girls 101, The Rolling Stones, Samantha Jade, Simple Plan, Slash, T-ara, Taylor Swift, Tony Bennett, Troye Sivan, Usher, Unine, Playboi Carti, Westlife, Kenshi Yonezu, Kelly Yu and SNH48. Sports On 21 September 2017, an NHL pre-season game was held in the stadium, with the Vancouver Canucks losing 5–2 to the Los Angeles Kings. The game saw a crowd of 10,088 gather to watch the NHL's first-ever game played in China. Entertainment The Mercedes-Benz Arena held the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in November 2017. Esports The arena also played host to some of the most prestigious esports events such as DOTA 2's Shanghai Major in 2016, The International 2019, and the 2023 LPL Spring Finals. It also hosted four matches, including the grand final, of the 2024 Valorant Champions Tour: Shanghai Masters, and both the quarterfinals and semifinals of the 2025 League of Legends World Championship. See also List of indoor arenas in China References External links Mercedes-Benz Arena official homepage Mercedes-Benz Arena AEG homepage