Reading the papers

Yangpu park (杨浦公园): Reading the free newspapers on display. The inscription above the papers reads: Humanity created the city, the city benefits humanity. - Assembling the cultures of the world, displaying the culture of the city. - City within nature, nature in the city.
Yangpu park (杨浦公园): Reading the free newspapers on display. The inscription above the papers indicates the display cases were set up for the 2010 Expo: “Humanity created the city, the city benefits humanity. – Assembling the cultures of the world, displaying the culture of the city. – City within nature, nature in the city.”

Blast from the past

After about one year, they finally started to remove my photos from the walls of the Asian-Afrika-Institut, where they were exhibited since May 2014. Because my latest efforts are not ready to be shown yet, I figured I might as well present the “Shanghai Civilized Park”-series here (again).

"Shanghai Civilized Park" is not a real park, but an awaard granted to a number of parks in Shanghai, which always proudly display this sign at the entrance. Promotion of "civilized" behaviour was part of the campaigns in the run-up to the Expo 2010, which was held in Shanghai.
“Shanghai Civilized Park” is not the name of a park, but an award granted to a number of parks in Shanghai, which always proudly display this sign at their entrance. Promotion of “civilized” behaviour was part of the campaigns in the run-up to the Expo 2010, which was held in Shanghai.