‘Blossoms Shanghai’ Citywalk | Shall I Ask you for Coffee in the Peace Hotel?

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“Blossoms” citywalk routes, which allow visitors to check in at locations such as Huanghe Road and the Peace Hotel, pass through places that evoke memories of old Shanghai. Join CGTN’s Cherry Qiu to dive into the Peace Hotel and feel the vintage vibe.

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