英文摘要 |
In 1842, China and Britain signed the Treaty of Nanking, which opened five Chinese ports to trade. Shanghai, the third of the Five Ports to be opened to trade, leased the ground north of the Yang-King-Pang and south of Le-Kea-Chang to British merchants in 1845 for them to live in. Since then, the divided area of Shanghai has diverged from the traditional city. In the process of modernization, how does it bring about impact and change to the traditional market? |