No! It’s on hold! But hold your horses, first let me introduce you
  to this quite unknown skyscraper jewel:

Xiamen, China.
Copyright owned by Chris Jules

  With over a hundred skyscrapers UC on any given moment but less then
  two million inhabitants Xiamen have to be one of Chinas most active
  cities in terms of skyscraper building.

  Xiamen is also one of Chinas most popular tourist destinations and
  one of the four economic “freetowns” set up by te chinese
  government. Not like the red light district perhaps but good enough
  for me -until now, cause Xiamen’s proposed new tallest is put on hold,
  no! Designed by SOM it would(will?) climb 364 meters (1195 feets) and
  serve as post and telecommunications building. Well shit happens, and
  until further information is given let us grief together over this picture:

 It would have been something…
 Photo courtesy to SOM.

  
  Fast Facts:

  Xiamen Post and Telecommunications Building

  Status: On hold…

  Expected completion: Formerly 2008, now?

  Height: 364 m(1195 ft)

  Floors: 63

  Architects: SOM(Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP)

  Nanjing, a tiny 5 million city in China most famous for it’s All-Chinese
  hot-dogs. Kidding. But Nanjing is one of Chinas biggest ports, second
  only to legendary Shanghai and packed with skyscrapers. It’s located
  here:

 The Nanjing TV tower, or the Shangmao Century Plaza for you picky
  ass-holes, are the current tallests of which the first mentioned can
  be seen in the picture below.

 The skyline of Nanjing is not the most modern in China but things is
  about to change! First of all, check out this baby, The Nanjing Greenland
  Financial Center:

  380 towering meters (or 1247 ft) making it the new tallest in 2008!

  Photo courtesy to SOM(Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP)

 That looks more like the hi-tech China we use to know and best of all,
  it’s already under construction! Like this wasn’t enough this building,
  The Nanjing International Center 3 recently got approval:

Don’t-mess-with-me-like -design by SOM.
Photo courtesy to Goettsch Partners, Inc.

And since before the Nanjing Jinling Hotel Phase II is waiting approval:

Photo courtesy to SOM.

  Fast Facts:

  Nanjing Jinling Hotel Phase II

  Status: Proposed

  Expected completion: 2008

  Height: 320 m(1119 ft)

  Floors: 88

  Architects: SOM(Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP)

  Nanjing Greenland Financial Center

  Status: UC

  Expected completion: 2008

  Height: 380 m(1247 ft)

  Floors: 66

  Architects: SOM(Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP)

  Nanjing International Center 3

  Status: Approved

  Expected completion: 2008

  Height: 346 m(1136 ft)

  Floors: 83

  Architects: SOM(Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP)

Nanjing Greenland Financial Center, UC, 2008, 66, 380 m 1,247 ft, SOM(Skidmore Owings & Merrill LLP) and and Goettsch Partners, Inc.

  Finally a rendering! Wanhao Financial Center, located in China’s third
  city Chongqing is already under construction and expected to finish
  in 2008 but until now I haven’t had anything to show you but as sure
  as the sun will rise…ehh, scr*w it, here it is:

Photo courtesy to JW Marriott

 Quite a sophisticated design and topping out at 377 m (1,237 ft) not
  only make it on the verge to holy but also a great addition to the skyline!
  Serving as a JW Marriott Center (and hotel?) chances also are it will
  host an atrium and taking the skyscrapers height into consideration
  suggests a quite spectacular one!

  Fast Facts:

  Wanhao Financial Center

  Status: UC

  Expected completion: 2008

  Height: 377 m(1,237 ft)

  Floors: 72

  Architects: Unknown