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Apple Jing’an Now Open In Shanghai

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Apple’s newest store in Shanghai opened this Thursday, March 21, to excited customers ready to discover Apple’s full lineup of products and services. Located next to the landmark Jing’an Temple, Apple Jing’an will host a special six-week Today at Apple program that pays homage to the local community and its creatives. The series, Let Diverse Creativity Bloom in Jing’an, showcases Shanghai’s next generation of creators and how they use the groundbreaking capabilities of iPhone.

Located near Jing’an Temple and Jing’an Park in Shanghai, the store offers the community a gathering place for special events, as well as providing a one-of-a-kind shopping destination.

Deirdre O’Brien and Tim Cook greet customers at Apple Jing’an.

Customers fill the plaza in front of Apple Jing’an to celebrate the new store’s opening in Shanghai.

Apple team members celebrate the grand opening of Apple Jing’an.

Customers discover the iPhone 15 lineup.

Customers display the special giveaway from the Apple Jing’an opening.

Apple Retail offers customers all the choices, all the ways to buy, and all the support they need.

The store’s opening festivities included a special performance by the youngest members of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

The team at Apple Jing’an is ready to help customers shop for and set up new devices, provide personalized support, learn how to switch to iOS, and more.

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