📍【Chengdu｜Eastern Suburbs Memory】🎨 Old factory × trendy art × a place for young artists to relax

In Chengdu, a city of slow life, if you ask where you can feel the "old dreams of the city dancing with the trend", the answer is definitely - Dongjiao Memory. This place was once a major town of Chengdu's mechanical industry. The old factory buildings, chimneys, and steel and iron bones have now been replaced with trendy new clothes, and have transformed into the most unique cultural and creative settlement in Chengdu. The retro brick walls and graffiti, and the wet cement ground reflect the rain light. The perfect fusion of art and street feeling, stepping on the rain and strolling on the red brick path, there is an illusion of walking into the MV picture. 🖼 Surprise installation art everywhere: Bubble gum lady paintings, graffiti boys holding chalk, funny frogs and blue aliens, and "STOP" signs made of French bread, like entering a fantastic art laboratory, no matter the corner or the wall, it is worth taking several photos. 📷 Check-in attractions recommended: 1. Lion Walk Art Wall: Classical oil paintings mixed with street graffiti, full of artistic sense and contrast cuteness. 2. Wet red brick alley: Walking on a rainy day adds to the poetic feeling. The mottled walls are matched with installation art, which looks good no matter how you take pictures. 3. Industrial water tower and cartoon installation: primitive and rough mixed with playful and childish, it's like traveling between "Millennium Mambo" and "The Powerpuff Girls". 🍔 The paradise for foodies is also hidden here! I stopped in front of "Meat Meat Rise" for a long time. The phrase "Are you not letting yourself eat again?" at the door of the store made me laugh, and I couldn't help but pay for a meaty burger. Various handmade dessert shops, cafes, and niche selection shops are distributed among the old buildings, and each one is like a treasure waiting to be discovered. 👒 Art, retro, trendy, experimental - Dongjiao Memory seems not to be a tourist attraction, but a way of "living in the gaps of time". Whether you are a traveler who loves taking photos, a hipster who loves to explore shops, or even a family traveler with children, there is a place for you here #JulyGoodPlace2025