Yangshupu Power Plant Ruins Park - A great place for photos.

Transportation: Take Bus 135 to Yangshupu Road Longchang Road Station, and enter from Yangpu Outlets. Tips: This is probably the only city walk route in Shanghai with an ascetic style: Oil Cool Art Park - Shanghai International Fashion Center (Yangshupu Outlets) - Yangshupu Power Plant Ruins Park. Dinghai Road separates Oil Cool Art Park and the International Fashion Center, and the Dinghai Road Bridge is also a great view. There are not many people in Yangshupu Power Plant Ruins Park, and there are many places to take photos. You can spend an hour or so taking photos here. You can eat at the outlets or take away food to eat in the ruins park, which is also very interesting. Shanghai International Fashion Center is an outlet in the city. Although there are no luxury brands, there are still many brands that are popular in shopping malls, and sports brands are certainly not absent. The entire outlet is open-plan, and many buildings are old factories (formerly Shanghai No. 17 Cotton Textile General Factory) that have been renovated, and it is directly accessible to the Huangpu River. In addition to the eye-catching buildings, there are scattered doll sculptures that you can't help but love, especially the iconic cat and dog wall, which is really lovely. Through the Shanghai International Fashion Center is the Yangshupu Power Plant Ruins Park, which was an important industrial site that the enemy wanted to blow up and we wanted to protect during the liberation of Shanghai. The Yangshupu Power Plant Ruins Park was originally the British Shanghai Electric Light Company, built in 1911, and has been around for a century. Being here, it feels like time is passing by in the blink of an eye. The broken walls and ruins are waste soil, and the steel structures are rusty, but the tough style reveals an unyielding stubbornness. The towering chimneys and dilapidated factories create a sense of age, and the dazzling gantry cranes give new life. Every place and every frame here makes you want to take pictures from different angles, and every picture is full of power. There is no noise and crowding of the Bund here, history and modernity can be switched at will here, and you can take your own ascetic blockbuster here, so what are you waiting for? Just go!