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<description>&lt;p&gt;From Shanghaiist reader Owen:

If you want to check out some graffiti in Shanghai re development there are some local compounds just south of Xintiandi that have recently been condemned and when I walked past there were a bunch of characters with a line through them.  My Chinese isn&apos;t great but I don&apos;t think they were complementary.  Have a walk along the two blocks on Fuxing Lu between Huangpi Lu and Danshui and you may well come across some.  In Zentral&apos;s neighbourhood.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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