Probably "on the ocean." "Shang" (fourth tone) means on or above, and "hai," (third tone) means "ocean." Since Shanghai is a seaport, it makes sense.
upper sea
of Shanghai
Shanghai Pudong International Airport.
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shanghai
No, It's Name is the same
Shanghai.
Shanghai is a city in China, not a country. China is known as a developing country meaning it's on its way to becoming developed but is not fully developed yet. Shanghai is the most populous city in the country and would be considered the financial capital of the county meaning it's also developing.
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Once upon a time ,shanghai was a part of sea .the local people go hunting on the sea. About AD1500,shanghai become a city. So shanghai is also said 上海in Chinese
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