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4 months ago

DUKOU BOOKSTORE

(Photo by Mars Hsu)

On Julu Lu Road, you can see a lot of French architecture built during their settlement of the area in Shanghai. Brightened up with new fancy shops, the street still retains a quiet character. There, you can find a quaint little bookstore named Dukou on the first floor of a three-storied French residence complete with a small garden, a wooden table and chairs. (Shift)

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