Puxi

Puxi is a district in Shanghai, China, located on the west bank of the Huangpu River. It forms the historical core of the city and was once the center of the British concession. This area is characterized by a gridiron street pattern and includes major commercial streets like Nanjing Dong Lu, which features significant retail establishments. Puxi also contains important administrative offices and hotels. Historically, it was a hub for foreign commercial and diplomatic activities. While central city development was a lower priority for some time, Puxi remains a vital part of Shanghai's urban landscape.1