Shanghai Girls

Author: Lisa See

Book Locations
  • The Bund

    In "Shanghai Girls," The Bund is a significant location representing the cultural and economic crossroads of Shanghai, reflecting the sisters' past lives.

  • Jing'an Temple

    Jing'an Temple is a place of spiritual reflection for the characters, symbolizing the tension between tradition and modernity in their lives.

  • French Concession

    The French Concession is where the sisters experience the cosmopolitan life of Shanghai, highlighting the cultural diversity that shapes their identities.

  • Yu Garden

    Yu Garden is depicted as a place of beauty and history, offering the characters a connection to their heritage amidst the challenges they face.

  • Shanghai Old City

    Shanghai Old City represents the contrast between the old and the new, reflecting the sisters' struggles to adapt to changing circumstances.

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