To coincide with the release of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Frozen 2” across China, Shanghai Disney Resort has been transformed into a festive “Frozen” wonderland filled with special seasonal surprises including a “Frozen” castle, the first “snow” in Shanghai, incredible food and beverage offerings, a wide selection of holiday merchandise and festive entertainment.

PlayStations, Xboxes and iPads have occupied the spare time of many a child in recent decades. Despite the digital revolution, however, traditional toys have proved to be everlasting entertainment for kids across the generations.

Shanghai passed a bill on Monday to push forward the development of the city into an international innovation center.

Bell ringing and lantern festivals are just some of the ways to celebrate the coming of 2019 in the city.

“Shanghai has always been a pioneer in the south regarding winter sports,” said Xu Bin, director of the city sports bureau. There are currently 15 ice rinks, four of competition standard, and six indoor skiing arenas around the city.

Traditional wedding ceremonies of European and Asian countries as well as China's ethnic minorities will be showcased in Baoshan during the city's annual wedding fashion week.

Yangpu has outlined a commercial development plan of its east, west and central areas amid a three-year strategy to turn the district into a hub of innovation in shopping experience.

More than 500 high school students from over 50 high schools around China gathered at the Shanghai High School International Division recently to attend a Model United Nations conference.