Atmospheric underground corridor in Shanghai

[艹艹艹]

Photo shows a long underground corridor that connects several buildings in Shanghai's Lujiazui district, an important financial district in Shanghai. The decorations and lighting of the corridor create a dreamlike atmosphere. (Photo/people.cn)

 

[ahojunk]

Photo shows a long underground corridor that connects several buildings in Shanghai's Lujiazui district, an important financial district in Shanghai. The decorations and lighting of the corridor create a dreamlike atmosphere. (Photo/people.cn)

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Just curious, how deep underground are these corridors?

 

[Shotgunner51]

Good news to people working in Lujiazui, like myself! We already have an above-the-ground pedestrian walk connecting buildings (including SWFC where I work, see the leftmost building in the pic below? That's SWFC) with LJZ Central Park and LJZ Metro station, this underground is a good addition!

 

[艹艹艹]

Good news to people working in Lujiazui, like myself! We already have an above-the-ground pedestrian walk connecting buildings (including SWFC where I work) with LJZ Central Park and LJZ Metro station, this underground is a good addition!

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陆家嘴人真多

 

[Shotgunner51]

陆家嘴人真多

Yes especially during busy hours, unbelievably crowded!

P.S: Kindly reminder, use English whenever possible, thanks!

 

[AndrewJin]

.
Just curious, how deep underground are these corridors?

These corridors and subway stations are integrated as one.
The departure floor of subway is also the underground floor of those 400m+ financial buildings and shopping malls.

 

[cirr]

Good news to people working in Lujiazui, like myself! We already have an above-the-ground pedestrian walk connecting buildings (including SWFC where I work) with LJZ Central Park and LJZ Metro station, this underground is a good addition!

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Wait for Metro Line 14 to open(in 2020?)

 

[AndrewJin]

Photo shows a long underground corridor that connects several buildings in Shanghai's Lujiazui district, an important financial district in Shanghai. The decorations and lighting of the corridor create a dreamlike atmosphere. (Photo/people.cn)

These are actually quite normal in China's top50 cities.
The new normal, for the crazy Chinese middle-class.