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Pudong one axis, two belts and five cities refers to? Pudong one axis, two belts and five cities refers to the urban planning concept of Shanghai Pudong New Area, which is used to describe the basic urban layout of the Pudong New Area." The "One Axis" refers to Pudong's main north-south road, Pudong South Road and Pudong North Road, which connects the two main areas of Pudong, north and south. The "two belts" refer to the two main east-west roads, Century Avenue and Jinxiu Road. Century Avenue is a major east-west transportation artery with numerous commercial, office and residential areas along it. Fairview Road is a secondary transportation route on the north side of Century Boulevard, which also has commercial and residential areas." The "Five Cities" refers to the five city districts formed along the above main roads and highways, namely the Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone, the Century Park Cultural and Sports Zone, the Zhangjiang Science and Technology Park, the Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone and the Bolong New City. This urban planning concept describes the main transportation corridors and development areas of Pudong New Area, as well as the key urban functions of finance, science and technology, commerce and culture. The Pudong One Axis, Two Belts and Five Cities have become the unique cityscape and development symbol of Pudong New Area, as well as one of the important commercial and economic centers of Shanghai and the whole country. Pudong, known as Shanghai Pudong New Area, is an administrative district of Shanghai, China, located on the east bank of the mouth of the Yangtze River, across the river from downtown Shanghai. As Shanghai's emerging business and financial center, Pudong is one of the most important special economic zones in China and a shining pearl within the city.