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Growing Up With Shanghai

by Terence LLoren

Growing Up With Shanghai is a social sound project that documents of the culture and people of Shanghai during the city’s development boom in the 1990s. The project follows 30-40 year old Shanghainese young adults- whose own personal development was also during a time when Shanghai was beginning its transformation into the metropolis we see today. What began as a personal project for me, became an outlet that Shanghainese could document their life and culture in their own personal way. Subtle details within their stories document local customs and dialects and touch on contemporary social issues such as remigration and urban development.The stories are recorded in the location where they occurred not only to help the storytellers recall their memories, but also to provide a complementary backdrop for their not so distant past. The stories encompass the entire Shanghai Municipality to also document the Shanghai culture beyond its city limits. The goal for this project is to record 100

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Episodes

  1. Growing Up With Shanghai- Tian'ai Lu

    Recorded March 4, 2017.

  2. Growing Up With Shanghai- Fangbang Zhong Lu

    Recorded April 8, 2017.

  3. Growing Up With Shanghai- Xin Jinqiao Lu | 新金桥路

    Recorded April 8, 2017.

  4. Growing Up With Shanghai- Weihai Lu

    Recorded March 25, 2017.

  5. Growing Up With Shanghai- Zhujiajiao

    Recorded March 22, 2017.

  6. Growing Up With Shanghai- Mi Le Nong Zhuang Farm

    Recorded March 30, 2017.

  7. Growing Up With Shanghai- Zhizaoju lu

    Recorded April 16, 2017

  8. Growing Up With Shanghai- Nanshi

    Recorded April 24, 2017

  9. Growing Up With Shanghai- Jiangchuan Lu- Sijing Gu Zhen

    Recorded August 15, 2017.

  10. Growing Up With Shanghai- Jintan Lu

    Translations coming soon.

  11. Growing Up With Shanghai- Zijin Lu

    Translations: https://sway.cloud.microsoft/2Gr6ITH5R3F3KPGk?ref=Link&loc=mysways Zijin Lu was the 12th recording of Growing Up With Shanghai and was recorded almost 10 years ago. It was the first walk that Shen Yi took photos for and when I finally saw them developed I was so happy I finally…

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  12. Growing Up With Shanghai- Huadong Daxue | 华东大学

    I met Francis at 'Dialog In The Dark' which is a permanent installation here in Shanghai where people are taken through a designed landscape in the dark by a guide. Francis was our guide and guided us through the experience. The experience takes you through a walk in a park with plants and trees;...

  13. Growing Up With Shanghai- Shanghai Ligong Daxue

    Alex walks us through the University of Shanghai in Science and Technology north campus. 516 Jungong Lu.

  14. Growing Up With Shanghai- Weihai Lu

    Growing Up With Shanghai- Weihai Lu by Terence LLoren

  15. Growing Up With Shanghai- Hengren Lu

    Growing Up With Shanghai- Hengren Lu by Terence LLoren

  16. Growing Up With Shanghai- Wuchang Lu

    I recorded my friend Roy who grew up on Wuchang Lu. I had always wanted to record his story but forgot about it until recently when he posted pics of his collaboration with an artist that took him to his old neighborhood. I told him that we had to do it this week. We began in front of the Peace...

  17. Growing Up With Shanghai- Nanqing Lu

    Not far from the Xilinchan Temple, we start at this storyteller's high school where we can hear the sound of students frantically studying for the upcoming Gaokao (College entrance exam). We walk along the field as he told us story. Then we went to the newly developed part of Songjiang City where...

  18. Growing Up With Shanghai- Quyang Lu

    Lisa takes us through her neighborhood behind the Carrefour complex on Quyang Lu. Her kindergarten, elementary, and middle school are in the city block she grew up in so the better part of her childhood and adolescent life took place here. Since her family moved out of the area, she has rarely…

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  19. Growing Up With Shanghai- Changchun Lu

    Recorded October 10, 2010 at 1545. Changchun Lu, near Luxun park and Duolun Lu, which was the former American Concession, is full of local neighborhoods are almost 100 years old. Aaron shares his memories of growing up along Changchun Lu before his family moved out to make room for a new…

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  20. Growing Up With Shanghai- Zhen Ping Lu

    Recorded September 8, 2010. Walking with Terence, he shows me around his neighborhood in one of the old shanty towns, or 'Peng Hu' areas, near Suzhou Creek. His story reveals the raw living conditions of all residents both young and old. The Peng Hu neighborhoods are fast disappearing within the...

  21. Growing Up With Shanghai- Luxun Park

    This track was recorded in the Hong Kou Area of Shanghai on July 7, 2010. Sally moved to Canada when she was 5 years old and had recently returned to polish up her Mandarin and get back to her roots. She shares with us memories of her old neighborhood and takes us along a local street where the...

  22. Growing Up With Shanghai- Wenmiao Lu

    This track was recorded in the Wenmiao area of Shanghai on July 8, 2010. Secilia had gone to school here her whole life and shares her memories about the environment and how it has become an unforgettable part of her life. Wen Miao Lu today is still a thoroughfare for young student as there are...

  23. Growing Up With Shanghai- Buzhen

    Recorded June 12, 2010 at 11:18. Chongming Dao is the largest alluvial island in the world and it is a county within the Shanghai Municipality. Mostly an agricultural landscape most of its history has literally had an isolation from the surrounding society only a stones throw from its shores.…

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  24. Growing Up With Shanghai- Bei Shi Lu

    Recorded February 28, 2010 at 1:36 p.m. Emilie saw the tv program featuring Growing Up With Shanghai and was interested in walking around her neighborhood she used to live in the Zhen Ru area of the Putuo District. In the show she saw her friend, Samantha, who did the Xin Hua Lu walk. Her walk...

  25. Growing Up With Shanghai- Xinjian Lu

    Recorded February 23, 2010 at 13:31. Maxine's old house was right at the exit of the new Xin Jian Lu Tunnel. The area used to be mostly occupied by Japanese during WWII and the structures remained largely unmodified until its recent demolition. Maxine and her family agreed to relocation in…

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  26. Growing Up With Shanghai- Huaihai Lu

    Recorded: February 22, 2010 at 9:18 a.m. Mandy had lived in a small in a small house on Huai Hai Lu her entire life until November 2009 when her house was demolished. Mandy had contacted me after hearing about the Growing Up With Shanghai project on TV and thought it would be interesting to...

  27. Growing Up With Shanghai- Fu Jian Bei Lu

    Recorded December 19, 2009. Lily grew up in the neighborhood just across the Suzhou Creek. Walking around the area she talks about the Fu JIan Bei Lu bridge (aka. Lao Zha Qiao), the river, and how it is always somehow in her memories. We walk through her old local residential area, that is…

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  28. Growing Up With Shanghai- Anyuan Lu

    Recorded August 1, 2009. This walk starts down Jiang Ning Lu and finally begins at An Yuan Lu toward the middle of the track. This part of Shanghai has seen quite a bit of change and is now quite modern. Nearby is M50 on Moganshan Lu and there are quite a bit of galleries scattered about the…

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Growing Up With Shanghai is a social sound project that documents of the culture and people of Shanghai during the city’s development boom in the 1990s. The project follows 30-40 year old Shanghainese young adults- whose own personal development was also during a time when Shanghai was beginning its transformation into the metropolis we see today. What began as a personal project for me, became an outlet that Shanghainese could document their life and culture in their own personal way. Subtle details within their stories document local customs and dialects and touch on contemporary social issues such as remigration and urban development.The stories are recorded in the location where they occurred not only to help the storytellers recall their memories, but also to provide a complementary backdrop for their not so distant past. The stories encompass the entire Shanghai Municipality to also document the Shanghai culture beyond its city limits. The goal for this project is to record 100

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Terence LLoren

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