"Qingpu" meaning in English

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          "text": "Although most of the new commuter towns are \"characterless,\" according to Sun Jiwei, the local government's vice district chief in the Qingpu district, Zhujiajiao New Town, where Cambridge Watertown is situated, is an exception.",
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