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The essence of the Huangpu River cruise in Shanghai is divided into daytime and nighttime tours, which have become one of the most distinctive tourist attractions in Shanghai. Generally, the cruise departs from the pier and goes downstream, showcasing the unique and varied Western-style architecture of the Bund, making it feel as if the boat is sailing in a painting. During the Huangpu River cruise, you can see the Yangpu Bridge and the Nanpu Bridge spanning both sides of the river, as well as the Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower. The two bridges resemble two giant dragons lying across the Huangpu River, with the Oriental Pearl Tower in between, creating a magnificent scene reminiscent of "Two Dragons Playing with a Pearl." On the west bank of the Huangpu River, various buildings with distinct styles and rich foreign colors contrast with the modern skyscrapers rising on the east bank, creating a dazzling view. Wusongkou is the confluence of the Huangpu River and the Yangtze River, located near the mouth of the Yangtze River. It is where the waters of the Huangpu River, Yangtze River, and East China Sea converge. If it is high tide, the Huangpu River brings out grayish-blue water from the city, the Yangtze River brings yellow water mixed with silt, and the East China Sea brings green water. The three different colors of water are distinct, forming a striking scene known as the "Three Converging Waters."
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