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Shanghai Mini Lobster 上海小龙虾
May-June is the season to eat Mini Lobster!!
长寿面馆乡吧岛香辣小龙虾(寿宁店)
口味 22 环境 5 服务 11 人均 ¥58 地址: 卢湾区寿宁路23号(近西藏南路) 电话: 021-63366446 一开始是冲着小龙虾去的, 但是到后来, 却发现最好吃的是富贵虾, 肉又厚, 味道又好. 就是排队的人太多了, 哎... 真的是美味喔! 推荐菜: 小龙虾 癞尿虾 ----------------------------------------------------- 香吧岛龙虾(寿宁路店) 口味 16 环境 5 服务 8 人均 ¥57 地址: 卢湾区寿宁路51号 名气“蛮大”的店。龙虾“个大饱满”,肉“比较鲜嫩”,可是“不大入味”。环境也实在“不敢恭维”,服务员除了“收钱利索”,上菜那叫一个“慢”。 ------------------------------------------------------- 长寿面馆乡吧岛香辣小龙虾(寿宁路店) 口味 20 环境 7 服务 16 人均 ¥63 地址: 黄浦区寿宁路16号(近人民路) 电话: 021-63263936 “就是要吃这家的小龙虾”,虽然“不去头不抽筋”,但个头“大”,肉质绝对“有弹性”,“不粘牙”,也“非常入味”。味道“好”,生意自然也“很好”,每次去“都要排队”。环境嘛那是“相当差”的,“基本像个食堂”。 ---------------------------------------------------- 好记龙虾 口味 20 环境 8 服务 13 人均 ¥57 地址: 卢湾区寿宁路30号(西藏中路口) 电话: 021-63266867 这家的龙虾“挺新鲜”,个头也“算大”,肉的弹性也“不错”,吃得“真过瘾”。老板蛮“懂得创新”的,虾啊、螺啊弄了“很多品种”,都值得一试。服务蛮好的,“很热情”。人气也真是“很旺”,“整一条街就是他家门口人最多了”。友情提示:一定要戴手套吃。
上海各路大排档 Shanghai Food Street
上海各路大排档
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上海各路大排档
冰镇啤酒,冰镇汽水,从来都是上海夜排档上男女食客的最爱。可口可乐绝妙的口感,堪与各类美食搭配,增添食物的美味,更在餐桌上增进了大家的情感交流。三五成群围坐一起,一边咀嚼着夜排档的经典美食,一边畅饮可乐,正是如今年轻人的最爱!
栖山路夜排档
栖山路上的排档街沿街道两边一字排开,大概也就几百米,却相当密集。一路走过去,你家桌子挨着我家椅子,还真搞不清楚哪家是哪家。在这里,最抢夺眼球的,除了一片红,还是一片红!满街的小龙虾香味,告诉你小龙虾正当时。
仙霞路夜排档
仙霞路,入夜时分,各路食客从四面八方慕名而来,聚集于此。别看夜排档装修不怎么样,海鲜品种却相当丰富,生蚝、扇贝、秋刀鱼、鱿鱼、青口螺一样不少。
通北路夜排档
住在杨浦,要吃海鲜,大多会去通北路。路不算长,店却不少。以夜市排档为主,每天晚上五点开始营业,一直到半夜三点多才结束。通北路是海鲜一条街,但那里最出名的却是一家烧烤店,它是那里开业时间最长的一家排挡。虽然那里总是烟雾弥漫,但还是吸引了很多的食客。
寿宁路大排档
寿宁路的马路不长,不过两三百米,是方圆百里闻名的“龙虾一条街”。寿宁路上的龙虾店一律都挂“香巴岛”的牌子,小小的一条马路两旁挤着十来家小龙虾店,据说无论哪种味道的小龙虾都能在那里买到。寿宁路俨然是名副其实的“香辣小龙虾”会聚地,小店铺一间挨着一间,而且都叫音同字不同的“香吧岛”、“乡巴岛”等,光看看就觉得热火朝天。 延吉路夜排档 那里有一家夜排挡开在延吉路华联超市门口,是家夫妻店,开了很多年了。他家最好吃的是蛋炒饭,夜宵时填饱肚子,是比较实惠的。住在附近的白领晚上下班回家路过那里,总会去买一份夜宵带回家吃。
特色美食:
二子龙虾
地址:浦东新区栖山路50号(近民生路)
说起龙虾店,就不得不提“二子龙虾”。好像几年前去过,没想到如今火爆程度依旧。小龙虾价格也从2002年的12.8元/斤,卖到现在的25元/斤,也是水涨船高。别看小龙虾个头不很大,但味道很棒,肉质比较有弹性,配上醋吃很解腻。只只入味,一剥壳,一股汁水就浓浓地溢出来了。点上两份龙虾,大概200元,几瓶啤酒、王老吉,再来上几打烧烤,一桌子人风卷残云,大呼痛快。大排档最大的好处,就在于就餐环境自由,可以完全放松,没有身份之分,可以不顾形象,大口喝酒,大声说话,完全释放本真自我。
烤生蚝
大禧小吃
地址:长宁区仙霞路750号(安龙路威宁路间)
价格:横琴生蚝(48元/半打);蒜茸扇贝(5元/只);海鲜炒饭(18元/份) 店面不大,以海鲜为主,有生蚝、秋刀鱼、扇贝、鳕鱼、鱿鱼。每天下午五点左右,去那里解决晚饭的食客就开始多了起来。深夜专程赶赴那里吃夜宵的人,也总是络绎不绝,小店的生意一直红火着,每天都要到凌晨三点才关门。

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Chinese Word Play
哥脸上的那绝对不是痘,那叫青春
面子是别人给的,脸是自己丢的。
Chinese graphology Handwriting styles
Character and personality of writers
slanted
Those whose handwriting slants to right are most likely to be creative, have special ways of analyses and extra-sensory ability; Those with much slanted handwriting style tend to be cunning and crafty. Those whose handwriting left-slanting are often curious, extroverted and warm-hearted. If a man’s handwriting is very much left-leaning, he may turn very jealous and cruel.
curvilinear
A man of curvilinear handwriting style tends to be reserved, quiet, unaffected in manners and impartial in views.
square
Those who write square Chinese characters are more often than not active and full of curiosity, but they are most likely to be hot-tempered.
heavy strokes and big size
Those who write big words with heavy strokes are usually witty, humorous, eye-catching, confident, active and adventurous. But if a man always writes very big characters, he tends to be dreamy, vain, imaginative and unrealistic.
light, fine strokes and small size
Those who write small words with light and fine strokes tend to be careful, devoted and single-minded. They are good at accounts and statistics. They are sensible and rational but often narrow-minded and lack confidence.
simple and straight
Those who write simple and straight words are often honest, fair-minded, and upright. They often make good friends but they are reserved and quiet in most cases.
erratic and weird
Those whose handwriting is erratic and weird are willful attention-seekers.
hasty and careless
A man of a hasty and careless handwriting style is often good at logics and extrasensory.
flimsy and wobbly
Those whose handwriting is flimsy and wobbly tend to be introverted, bookish and withdrawn. They are humble, good-natures and dependent, often without the daring drive.
neat and tight
A man of neat and tight handwriting style is usually quiet , eccentric and idiosyncratic.
loose and shaky
Those whose handwriting is loose and shaky are relatively honest, obedient, passionate and even charismatic. But they sometimes are hesitant, less confident, evasive and capricious.
Upward slanting row
A man with upward slanting handwriting rows is cheerful, optimistic and enterprising. On the other hand, they are ambitious, insatiable, gluttonous and mean.
downward slanting row
A man with downward slanting handwriting rows is introverted, unsociable, pessimistic and passive.
flat and straight row
A man whose handwriting rows are flat and straight is blithe, frank, cheerful, cautious and non-adventurous. He is upright and virtuous. However, he may also be very stubborn.
narrow row spacing
Those whose handwriting rows have narrow spaces are law-abiding, cautious and intelligible. They have team spirit and sense of responsibility. They are rigid with rules, tenacious and even suspicious.
wide row spacing
Those whose handwriting rows have wide spaces are easy-going and generous. They are romantic, observant, systematic and enterprising. But they tend to be vain, irrational, and sometimes unable to grab opportunities when they arise.
big right margin
Those who leave big right margins are extroverted, frank, active, composed, easy-going but not independent.
small right margin
Those who leave small right margins are introverted, quiet, meditative, emotional, stern, suspicious, gullible, independent and indifferent.
big left margin
Those who leave big left margins are civil, peaceful and reposeful.
small left margin
Those who leave small left margins are depressed and pessimistic.
holding upper part of the fountain pen
Those who tend to hold the upper part of the fountain pen are more often than not apprehensible and intelligible.
holding lower part of the fountain pen
Those who tend to hold the lower part of the fountain pen are often earnest and easy-going.
holding the middle part of the fountain pen
Those who tend to hold the middle part of the fountain pen are resilient, supple and energetic.
heavy strokes
Those who tend to write with heavy strokes are self-centered, subjective, willful and arrogant. They have high self-esteem and cannot afford to lose.
light strokes
Those who tend to write with light strokes are dependent, humble, flexible and tactless. They often lack confidence.
writing fast
Those who tend to write fast are quick-witted, sharp, perceptive, responsive, smart, hot-tempered and swift.
writing slow
Those who tend to write slowly are calm, good-natured, gentle, urbane, impressive but indecisive.
中餐 Chinese Cuisine vs 西餐 Western Cuisine
中国菜的分类 Classifications of Chinese Cuisine
1. 八大菜系 Eight Famous Cuisines
1.1. 鲁菜 Lu Cuisine (Shandong Cuisine)
1.2. 川菜 Chuan Cuisine (Sichuan Cuisine)
1.3. 粤菜 Yue Cuisine (Guangdong Cuisine)
1.4. 闽菜 Min Cuisine (Fujian Cuisine)
1.5. 苏菜 Su Cuisine (Jiangsu Cuisine)
1.6. 浙菜 Zhe Cuisine (Zhejiang Cuisine)
1.7. 湘菜 Xiang Cuisine (Hunan Cuisine)
1.8. 徽菜 Hui Cuisine (Anhui Cuisine)
2. 菜品分类 Types of Courses
2.1. 凉菜类 Cold Dishes
2.2. 热菜类 Hot Dishes
2.3. 汤羹粥煲类 Soups, Congees and Casseroles
2.4. 主食和小吃 Main Food and Snacks
西餐 Western Cuisine
一、开胃菜(头盘及沙拉类)Appetizers and Salads
二、汤类 Soups
三、副菜 Entrées
四、主菜 Main Courses
五、配菜 Side Dishes
六、甜点 Desserts
饮品 Drinks
一、酒精类饮品 Alcoholic Beverages
1. 国酒 Chinese Wines
2. 洋酒 Imported Wines
2.1. 白兰地与威士忌 Brandy and Whisky
2.2. 金酒与朗姆酒 Gin and Rum
2.3. 伏特加与龙舌兰 Vodka and Tequila
2.4. 利口酒和开胃酒 Liqueurs and Aperitifs
2.5. 红酒 Red Wine
二、不含酒精类饮品Non-Alcoholic Beverages
三、中国饮品文化 Chinese Drinking Culture
1. 中国茶文化 Chinese Tea Culture
2. 中国酒文化 Chinese Wine Culture
汉字中有趣的 、— |
“鸟”字的点,表示眼睛;
“卵”字的点,表示蛋黄蛋白;
“州”字的点,表示高出地面的陆地。
“灭”字的横,表示覆盖火的东西;
“雨”字的横,表示天;
“旦”字的横,表示地。
“引”字的竖,表示开弓;
“由”字的竖,表示进入田间道路;
“甲”字的竖,表示草木的种子坼裂而萌芽。
Drawing with Chinese Characters

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中国最牛B哄哄的十个汉字
一. 最色的汉字“姦”
这个字读“奸”,好似奸的的异体字。《说文》解释为“私”“窃”的意思。常言道:“三个女人一台戏”,这个字充满了色情和暧昧的情调。
二. 最滑的汉字“鱻”
三条鱼,味道鲜美。这个字读作“鲜”,同时,也是鲜的异体字。原指生鱼,解释为“新鲜”,“明丽”的意思,也只鲜美,应时的食物。
三. 最闹的汉字“猋”
这个字读做“标”。三条狗纠缠在一起,象形字,表示狗奔跑的样子,引申一步,是迅速,飙升的意思。
四. 最顶的汉字“麤”
这个字读“粗”,也是“粗”子的异体。从字形上看,一头大鹿两头小鹿,死死的顶在一起,似乎彼此混攪,非常有力气。可是,实际只表达了动粗的意思。
五. 最畜生的汉字“羴”
这个字读“山”,也是“膻”的异体字。掉进羊群里还能闻见什么好味道啊?臊气!有句成语叫做“趋腥附膻”,所谓“膻”就是羊肉的味道。
六. 毳
这个字读做“脆”。三根毛指的是毛发。医学上专门有“毳毛”一词,指人体表面除头发,阴毛,腋毛外,其他部位生的细毛,俗称“寒毛”。即是“寒毛”就非常敏感,它替代人体传递冷热寒暑的细腻感觉。
七. 蠱
这个字读“古”。古人把许多有毒的虫子聚敛到一起,让它们彼此吞噬,互相残杀,最后剩下的就是“蠱”——这玩意性情残忍,毒性最烈,放在食物中,足以致人死命。
八.最昂贵的汉字“赑” 这个字读“必”。“贝”就是钱,一上两下三个“贝”字码在一起,表示用力的样子。俗话说得好,饭好吃,钱难挣。金钱,名位所在,必然削尖脑袋往里钻,怎能不费劲呢。
九. 最土的汉字“垚” 这个字读“尧”,形容山高。并不是意外的巧合,在“金,木,水,火,土”这五行中,每个字都可以摆成品行结构,都能派生出一个截然不同的汉字。虽然是一副土头土脸的模样,但是核心是霄拔巍峨,直插云霄。
十. 最具力量的汉字“犇” 这个字读“奔”,也是“奔”的异体字。一头牛就力大无穷了,何况三头牛成队列一起前进,那力量不言而喻了。这个字实际是“奔跑,急匆匆”的意思。
Simplification of Chinese Characters
Time Out Shanghai:
Where to recycle your clothing
Three of the best places to send your unwanted clothing
River of Hearts This Community Centre Shanghai-organised charity programme accepts clothing, toys and furniture donations, which are distributed to communities around China. For drop-off locations, visit http://riverofhearts.org.
Shanghai Closet Swap Organised by vintage boutique William the Beekeeper, this biannual swap party is an all-day event with music, refreshments and pop-up shops. Email [email protected] for details of the next event.
Online auction sites Popular options with sections for secondhand clothing sales include Tozao.com, Ganji.com and Baixing.com.
The Tale of La Mian 人气的日本拉面
在一九一二年时还没有拉面这名词,当时的日本人称拉面为“龙面”或“支那面”,也就是指龙吃的面(龙的传人及中国人)。而且当时的日本拉面店,店主人和店员都是穿着中国式的服装作为制服。拉面一词的语源由来有很多种说法,比较常见的说法是认为因为拉面是不用刀切,只由厨师用手拉扯而成的面条,所以称之为拉面,如果从语音来推测的话,这种说法有几分可信,不过也有人说老面、柳面才是拉面的语源。
住在横演中华街的华侨,大都来自广东或福建,因为南方人习惯以盐调味,所以中华拉面以盐调味、而以鸡骨或猪骨熬汤的汤面为主流。但是为了迎合日本人的口味,有些拉面后来改以酱油调味,因此才有日本拉面的诞生。所以,所谓的日本拉面就是日本采取中国面食的精华,加以研究制作出来的日本式中国拉面。之后,传统的拉面经过日本人不断地研究改良与创造,成为了现今所见,日本独有风味的一种面食,拉面不但被日本人发扬光大,其影响力更扩展到全世界。许多中国以及日本以外国家的人,都认为拉面是从日本发源的食物,甚至有许多中国人也有同样的误解。
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Hairy Crab
阳澄湖大闸蟹的特点就是:
金脚 黄毛 青背 白肚
活的时候就呈金黄色. 倒是煮熟之后的毛真是黄色的.
青背
白肚 male, triangle back
白肚 female, round back

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ANXI 2ND HAND CLOTHES MARKET
This Changning District market is populated by an interesting combination of older shoppers --less style mavens than bargain hunter -- and young fashionistas searching for a unique gem among the racks and racks of uninspiring rough.
The hunt is half the fun in this place, where eagle-eyed shoppers can pick up an amazing leather jacket, floral-print day dresses, cat's-eye sunglasses or tartan woolen skirts, perfect for Shanghai's damp winter.
The selection of sweaters with -- let's just call them “odd” -- English-language slogans are another highlight.
Anxi Second-hand Clothes Market, 1335 Kaixuan Lu, near Anshun Lu 凯旋路1335号, 近安顺路, +86 21 6283 5496, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Shanghai Antique Market (上海古玩市场)
DONGTAI ROAD ANTIQUE MARKET (东台路古玩市场)
Shanghai is a great place to go treasure hunting is Dongtai Road Antique Market, and it's official name is Liuhe Road Old Handicraft Market. It’s a nice change of pace from the large department stores and malls on and around Dongtai Road, just south of Hua Hai Zhonglu, near Hua Hai Park. Outdoor vendors line several streets on the outskirts of the Old Town. Antiques are few and far between and replicas, or fakes, abound but you will find plenty of vintage items, traditional crafts, curios and assorted knick-knacks. Among the stalls with embroidered slippers for bound feet, chopsticks, lanterns and furniture you will also come across Communist-era posters, calligraphy brushes and copies of The Little Red Book in several languages. Experienced antique collectors will be able to pick up some excellent buys.The metro stop closest to the market is South Huangpi Road. Add:Dong Tai Road,Shanghai Tel: 021-64393615 Open Hours: 10 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat & Sun
How to Bargain
Cut the price in half, then half again. Expect to bargain ruthlessly; haggling can take hours. Antique buyers should be extremely cautious; copies are far more plentiful than authentic items across China.
Best Time: Late afternoon, when tired vendors may drop prices. Crowds can be heavier, but more vendors tend to be out on weekends.
Best Dealers: Few vendors speak much English (bargaining is mostly by pointing and calculator) but among those with welcome language skills and good stock are: Da Feng Tang Antiquary (44 Dongtai Road), chock-a-block with old Chinese dishes and vases (500-50,000 RMB), wooden jewelry boxes (200-1,500); Yu Fi Fang Art (62 Dontai Road), a great place to browse or buy historical photos of Shanghai (framed, 40-80 RMB); Chu Ming Meng (39 Liu He Kou, off Dongtai), marvelous woven fabric from southern China's tribal regions, and a huge variety of tiny shoes once worn by women with bound feet (100 RMB to 4,000 RMB for rare pairs up to 200 years old).
Who Goes: Chinese stars like Zhang Yimou ("Raise the Red Lantern") and actors Liu Xiao Lingtong and Zhang Tie Lin.
Don't Miss: Cai Min Jia (9 Liu He Kou Road), a stall filled with clocks and watches, including old pendulum clocks from Japan and Europe. In front is another stand (no number) with a huge collection of Mao and Cultural revolution mementos. Many stalls offer Red Army badges (5-50 RMB) and well-worn copies of Chairman Mao's "Little Red Book" (10-50 RMB) once carried by every cadre in China.
Refueling: Hail a taxi (10 RMB) or walk a few blocks west to Xin Tian Di (pronounced Shin Tee-en Dee) where a neighborhood of old houses has been turned into Shanghai's hottest restaurant district. Pizza and pasta is served at Va Bene and Luna, western-style sandwiches, burgers and cheesecake at KABB, and a wide variety of Asian cuisine in the huge food court inside the new building with the cinema.
Getting it Back Home: Only a few vendors, mainly those selling alleged antiques, will help with shipping.
Yunzhou Postal Coin Antiques Market (云洲邮币古玩城) Add: No. 88, Damuqiao Road, Xuhui District Tel: 021-64031117 地址: 徐汇区大木桥路88号(近肇嘉浜路) 电话: 021-64031117 Nanjing West Road Antiques Market (南京西路奇石古玩市场) Add: No.688, Nanjing West Road, Shanghai Tel: 021-62717572 地址: 上海市南京西路688号 电话: 021-62717572
Taikang Antiques Market (泰康古玩市场) Add: No.113, Sinan Road, Luwan District Tel: 021-64664710 地址: 上海市卢湾区思南路113号 电话: 021-64664710
Yu Yuan Gardens:
When and Where: Daily, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., in the center of the historic old city, also along Fang Bang Zhong Lu, (or Old Street of Shanghai), and Fuyou Lu, where the long-running Fuyou Antiques Market is now an indoor flea market on four floors and well worth a look.
Best Time: Mornings (10 a.m. to noon), and weekends, especially for the Antiques Market.
Best Dealer: Wife Ding Handspun Cloth Store (438 Old Street), clothing in the old (batik-looking) blue-and-white style of Shanghai, and a loom inside for weaving demonstrations of this traditional cloth, turned by Mrs. Ding into items like bedspreads and blouses.
Who Goes: Portugese President Jorge Sampaio, and first wives like Mrs. Boris Yeltsin and Mrs. Martti Ahtisaari, married to the former Finland president.
How to Pay: Cash, especially in Fuyou Antiques Market and around the stalls of Yu Yuan Gardens, but many vendors on Old Street accept major credit cards.
How to Bargain: Don't show any interest unless you are inclined to buy, then bargain hard. Because of the popularity with tourists, prices tend to be inflated especially along Old Street; knowing a little Chinese, such as the numbers, can be a big help.
Don't Miss: The old Antiques Market, with loads of junk, but some gems - and great bargains - like on old Chinese posters and calendars (opening price, 180 RMB, sold for 10 RMB); Lo Liu(A17) on the second floor sells wood frames, door fittings and handles - everything needed to refurbish a historical Shanghai house, right down to the ancient, hand-pounded nails Liu weighs on an equally old scale.
Refueling: The traditional teahouse at Yu Yuan Gardens serves tiny cups of fragrant tea; the rickety wooden stool are perfect perches for views of this 16th century park. For food, Old Town Snack Optional Palace, opposite the teahouse, is a sprawling Chinese cafeteria with over a hundred inexpensive dishes - dumplings and noodles for 5-10 RMB, crab and snails for 15-25. A lively place where you grab a tray, point and eat. Nearby is a Starbucks for coffee and deserts.
Getting it Back Home: Only a few of the antique dealers at Fuyou Market offer help with shipping, but many vendors on Old Street do.