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Six Characters Between the Yangtze and the Huangpu

A comic who turns Chinese courtship into stand-up material. A trainer who asks to be hit. A British gent who teaches etiquette and fitness between business expos. A tattooed Latina who loves a chat, a newcomer with a fox for a mascot who runs everything herself, and a clubber who mentions her muscle car before her favourite films. That it resembles a dinner party with very odd guests, not a directory, is its charm.

They share a city on the southern estuary of the Yangtze, cut in two by the Huangpu. Shanghai, a municipality, has a province's standing. Some of these people came from far away to live here, and all of them make the place sound like it has a sense of humour.

Punchlines, Mooncakes and a Challenger: Who Is Behind the Cards

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#2虐腹仔: Trainer Who Takes the Hit

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#3Daniel 白德翰: Networking Gent on Team Meat Mooncake

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#4Kristin Grey 💋: Latina Brunette Who Likes to Talk

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#5Millie 🦊: Self-Managed Fox Who Answers Her Own Texts

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#6Kamila🍑: Hip-Hop Night Owl in a Dodge Challenger

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Why Shanghai's Favourites Look Exactly Like the Whole List

Label for label, Shanghai's full list and its popular end have the same shape. In both, the Chinese label stands at 12%. We like what that says. Characters, not labels, decide in a city this international. A comic, a Brit, a Latina and a clubber from China and Mongolia hold the same ground. What lifts them is personality: the noise Alien_Wei makes, the manners of Daniel 白德翰, the open chat of Millie 🦊. The ink running through half the field is as close as Shanghai gets to a house look.