The two chimneys are a familiar sight at the Yangshupu Power Plant Ruins Park.

The Yangshupu Power Plant Ruins Park is located in Yangpu District, Shanghai. It is a park that perfectly integrates historical industrial ruins with modern urban ecology and art. This was once the largest thermal power plant in the Far East, carrying a rich history and culture of the power industry. Today, it has been transformed into an open waterfront public space, retaining the industrial remains of the original power plant's coal handling workshop, chimneys, and crane hooks, and giving them a new life through landscape design. The 105-meter-high chimney is a landmark building of the power plant. This red and white chimney not only has a high visual impact, but also carries the historical memory of the power plant for a hundred years. Here, no matter from which angle, you can take a big picture. In the park, the collision of history and modernity creates a unique industrial landscape, which not only retains the traces of the years, but also adds a breath of green ecology and cultural art. Walking around, people can not only feel the development trajectory of China's power industry, but also enjoy leisure time in the edification of nature and art.