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2021, Mon

Apr

12

The Cheesecake Factory opens second Shanghai branch in 2 days

By: David A.Howard
Yes it’s official — The Cheesecake Factory will open its second Shanghai restaurant in HKRI Taikoo Hui on April 13th, just 2 days away !
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It has been 5 years since its first opening in the Shanghai Disneytown, and The Cheesecake Factory is finally coming to the commercial area of West Nanjing Road, which allows more people to enjoy their famous menu whenever they want.

At this point we all knew that The Cheesecake Factory is famous for its extensive and creative menu, generous portions, and legendary cheesecakes. But this time ,The Cheesecake Factory offers more than 200 menu selections: appetizers, pastas, Glamburgers, seafood, steak, popular “Super Food” salads and more. 

AVOCADO EGGROLLS

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LUAU SALAD

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CHICKEN MADEIRA

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CHICKEN & BROCCOLI PASTA (New Dish)

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THAI CHICKEN SALAD (New Dish)

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Also, The Cheesecake Factory Shanghai HKRI Taikoo Hui will provide a weekday lunch menu to enrich the choice of guests during weekdays.

 

And of course, The Cheesecake Factory is famous for its legendary cheesecakes. 

There are more than 20 flavors to choose fromincluding the classic Original, the popular Fresh Strawberry,  a silky Chocolate Mousse Cheesecake, and the Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake. No matter which flavor you choose, it will bring you a pleasant and sweet journey.

 

ORIGINAL

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FRESH STRAWBERRY

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CHOCOLATE MOUSSE CHEESECAKE

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ULTIMATE RED VELVET CAKE CHEESECAKE

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Opening Date:

April 13th at 12:38pm

Address：

L366-370, 3/F, HKRI Taikoo Hui, 789 Nanjing Xi Lu

Tel:

021-62890078

Hours:

Mon-Fri 11am-10pm

Sat-Sun 10am-10pm

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上海市静安区南京西路789号兴业太古汇L1层
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2021, Thu

Apr

01

Electric Vehicle Owners can be Fined for Breaking These Laws

By: David A.Howard
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The “Shanghai Non-Motor Vehicle Safety Management Regulations” will come into effect on May 1st this year. Electric Vehicle Owners should pay attention to the new rules regarding driving non-motorized vehicles and the penalties for violating them.

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The new rules will forbid electric vehicles from being parked and charged in public areas such as halls, public walkways, stairwells, corridors, the first floor of buildings, evacuation passages, safety exits, fire safety passages, and in areas that may potentially block passage.

Those who park or charge illegally shall be fined between ¥1,000 and ¥10,000. If the violations are severe, a fine of between ¥10,000 and ¥50,000 may be imposed

 

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When operating electric vehicles, drivers and passengers are required to wear safety helmets.

Violators shall be warned by traffic police or fined between ¥20 and ¥50.

 

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Electric vehicles must yield to pedestrians.

Violators shall be warned by traffic police or fined between ¥20 and ¥50.  

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When driving an electric vehicle, operators should not hold the horn for a long continuous period of time.

Violators shall be warned by traffic police or fined between ¥20 and ¥50.  

 

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When turning, drivers must slow down, extend their hand to signal, use their turn signal, and refrain from hindering vehicles when passing.

Violators shall be warned by traffic police or fined between ¥20 and ¥50.  

 

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Electric vehicle operators are forbidden from using mobile phones while driving.

Violators shall be warned by traffic police or fined between ¥20 and ¥50.  

 

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It is forbidden to drive self-assembled, retrofitted, or modified electric vehicles on the road.

Violators shall be warned by traffic police or fined between ¥50 and ¥200.  

 

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Electrical motor vehicle operators must not drive in the opposite direction of the correct flow of traffic.

Violators shall be warned by traffic police or fined between ¥20 and ¥50.  

Keep these regulations in mind during the upcoming crackdown. However, we know all our readers are perfect drivers who wouldn’t dream of violating traffic rules, so there shouldn’t be anything to worry about!

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2021, Tue

Mar

30

Severe Air Pollution Alarms in Shanghai

By: David A.Howard
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According to Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment, due to the significant reduction in the impact of precipitation in the city from yesterday night to today, and the remaining sand and dust air masses on the surface of the Northeast sea, it is expected that the city will be affected by the transportation of sand and dust on the sea and PM10 pollution will occur from this morning (30th). The process can reach serious pollution in a short time.

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It is estimated that ：

This morning, the pollution index was 490-510, severe pollution, and the primary pollutant PM10

In the afternoon

390-410, severe pollution

At night

185-205, moderate to severe pollution

On the 31st

95-115, mild pollution

On April 1st

40-60, excellent to good

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2021, Wed

Mar

24

Expats in Shanghai will soon be able to get COVID-19 vaccines

By: David A.Howard
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According to the Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism of the State Council, Shanghai will soon launch an online reservation system for foreign nationals to receive COVID-19 vaccines.

From March 29th, 2021, foreign nationals of the appropriate age will have the option to book appointments to receive a domestically produced COVID-19 vaccine.  Participants can receive this vaccine on the voluntary basis that they are informed and willing to receive the vaccine at their own cost and risk.

Foreign nationals wishing to receive the vaccine can use the ‘Jiankang Yun – Health Cloud’– online app to book a reservation. The available inactivated virus vaccine is a domestically produced two-shot vaccine. Those who are covered by China’s medical insurance are entitled to the same treatment as Chinese nationals. Otherwise the vaccine treatment will cost ¥100 per shot.

Reservation Instructions:

From March 29th, foreign nationals can scan the following QR Code to access the ‘Jiankang Yun’ app service page and fill in their information. After registration is complete, users will receive a SMS confirmation with the time and location of the appointment. Registrants should bring their passport or Chinese permanent resident card and valid registration papers to the vaccine appointment. 

Before receiving the vaccine shot, registrants will sign a letter of consent, a disclaimer, and other relevant documents. Registrants should ensure their own personal protection by truthfully disclosing their health conditions to the onsite medical workers for final confirmation if the registrant is suitable for the vaccine or not. 

After receiving the vaccine, participants should pay especially close attention to their health in the 14 days after the shot. If any adverse side effects are experienced, participants should immediately seek medical treatment at a hospital.

Scan the QR code for reservation

(Starting From March 29th)

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*Source via Shanghai Expats

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