In the late 1980s, the reform and opening up had achieved initial results. The Puxi area of Shanghai was dotted with high-rise buildings and modern roads, while Pudong was still dominated by old-fashioned bungalows and muddy roads. As news of the development of Pudong came from the central government, some people thought it was just "planning, drawing on paper, and hanging on the wall." Businessmen with a keen sense of smell had already lined up here, trying to seize this "bridgehead where modernity and history intertwine."
At this time, Shanghai received Beijing's approval for the re-construction of a TV tower, and planned to name it the "Pearl of the Orient". The site was chosen to be at Lujiazui, a golden bend on the bank of the Huangpu River. As a business card for the development of Pudong, it faces the century-old Bund International Building Complex on the opposite bank.
Since then, one stone has stirred up a thousand waves, and the Lujiazui area has become a new trend vane for hotels and restaurants to rush in. Everyone understands that in the future this will become the best vantage point overlooking the Bund, and will also house prosperous businesses that coexist with the landmark Oriental Pearl Tower.
However, being born with a silver spoon does not mean everything is smooth sailing. The Pearl City Cluster has not yet been fully illuminated and formed. Each hotel must show its special skills in order to survive in the pre-dawn arena. As a result, the second star rating that is about to start is of vital importance, and if you can get the golden sign of "five stars" in it, it will undoubtedly add a layer of gold medal for the hotel to avoid droughts and floods.
The stage curtain is raised, the curtain lights are dimly lit, the Lujiazui stage is ready, and people from all walks of life are on the battlefield. The neon and eye-catching Shanghai Beach is once again ushering in a bloody storm.
Concept: Retro City, Magical Reality, Business War Suspense, Golden Cantonese Forum