From in-house exhibitions to various brand collaborations, Shanghai Mental Health Center at 600 Wanping South Road is tapping into mental health concerns, helping to reduce stigma around mental health.

Jellycat CAFÉ has taken Shanghai by storm with its limited-time pop-up. Exclusive plush toys and immersive packaging performances highlight Jellycat's unique blend of emotional value and playful creativity.

In recent years, Shanghai's low-altitude economy has been rapidly commercializing, driven by successful developments in composite materials, a strong talent pool, and an expanding range of application scenarios presenting opportunities for travellers and brands alike.

Academic/Science bars are trending in cities like Beijing and Shanghai, offering a mix of intellectual talks and social relaxation in a laid-back, tipsy atmosphere.

As offline stores shift back towards offering engaging experiences, foreign brands’ retail spaces have been renovated in Shanghai. Gentle Monster, ARCTERYX and FREITAG are 3 cases you can't miss!

Shanghai’s retail market is unrivalled in China for both size and dynamism, supported by China’s most sophisticated consumers meaning that the city is at the forefront of consumer trends

There is talk about most consumption growth in China coming from its smaller cities, but premium foreign brands shouldn't discount wealthier and more sophisticated cities like Shanghai, where 100-150 cups of coffee are consumed a year, versus 12 across China, for example