황푸강, or the Huangpu River, is a major river in Shanghai, China. It flows through the city and serves as a natural boundary between the historic Puxi area and the modern Pudong district. The river is approximately 113 kilometers long and plays a crucial role in the city's transportation and economy. The Huangpu River is also known for its scenic views, with iconic landmarks such as the Bund and the Oriental Pearl Tower lining its banks. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering boat tours that showcase the vibrant skyline of Shanghai.