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Baoshan, located at the intersection of the Huangpu River and the Yangtze River, is the first gateway to the Yangtze River, the first line of Pujiang scenery, and the "waterway gateway" to Shanghai. Baoshan has a long history and profound cultural heritage. In the Ming Dynasty, Baoshan witnessed the prosperity of China's shipping due to its commercial origins. The opening of Wusong as a port in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China kicked off the modern industrial development of Shanghai and established Baoshan's position as the forefront of opening up to the outside world. It also left Baoshan with the reputation of "a century of port opening, a century of industry, a century of municipal administration, a century of military affairs, and a century of education". The development of the steel industry in the new era has led to a leap forward in Baoshan's comprehensive strength and urban appearance. "Songbin Ramblings" tells the story of the increasingly distant past in this land...

The memories of more than 60 years ago are indelible. The friendship between Jewish refugees and their descendants and the people of Shanghai continues, and people are deeply attached to Shanghai. This book records an overseas interview with Jewish refugees and the former U. S. Secretary of the Treasury at the end of June this year, the "Jewish Refugees in Shanghai" exhibition hosted by Shanghai, which was held on Capitol Hill in the United States, the two consuls general of Germany and Israel in Shanghai jointly calling for the preservation of the relics of the past, the renovation of the Moses Synagogue, and Pan Guang's telling of Jewish stories at the United Nations. It tells the story of Jewish refugees who settled in Shanghai and never forget their "Shanghai roots."