Lujiazui refers to a financial and trade zone in Pudong New Area of China. This area is located on the east bank of Huangpu River, adjacent to the Bund. Its name comes from a nearby well, which used to be an asparagus field, surrounded by names such as "Liujiazui" and "Chenjiazui". Later, due to the construction of financial center, Lujiazui became the representative of Shanghai and even China.

Lujiazui is a tall and modern landmark in the eyes of Shanghainese. It is the location of Shanghai Tower, the tallest skyscraper in China. At the same time, there are many high-rise buildings such as Shanghai World Financial Center and Guo Jin Center, which can be called "the city of skyscrapers" in Shanghai.

In addition to high-rise buildings, Lujiazui also has a complete financial service system, including banks, securities, futures, insurance, funds and other financial institutions, which has become the most important "territory" of China's financial industry and one of the world-famous international financial centers. At the same time, Lujiazui area also has shopping malls, restaurants, hotels and other supporting service facilities, which has become an important place for Shanghai residents to relax and shop.