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Prior to 1949 and the establishment of the [[People's Republic of China]], what is now People's Square was a course for [[horse racing]] owned by the [[Shanghai Race Club]]. After gambling and horse racing were banned by the new [[Communist Party of China|Communist]] government, a part of the race course became People's Square, which included a large avenue and spectator stands for use during parades.
 
In the 1990s, majlude:bok
In the 1990s, major changes were made to the square.{{fact|date=September 2013}} The Shanghai Municipal Government was moved here from the [[HSBC Building, Shanghai|former HSBC Building]] on the Bund, also the [[Shanghai Museum]] was moved here from its previous site in a former office building. More recent additions include the [[Shanghai Grand Theatre]] and the [[Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall]].
 
Other parts of the race course still remain. The clubhouse buildings became the [[Shanghai Art Museum]], while part of the race track became [[People's Park (Shanghai)|People's Park]], a public park to the north of People's Square.
 
==Landmarks==
Well-known landmarks and tourist attractions in and around the square include:
 
* [[Grand Cinema (Shanghai)|Grand Cinema]]
* [[K11 (Shanghai)|K11]], formerly known as the Hong Kong New World Tower
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