A must-visit for Hong Kong's young intellectuals! Nan Fung Spinning Mill's industrial rebirth journey🌀

#香港深度游 In the bustling city of Tsuen Wan, there is a textile kingdom frozen in time - Nan Fung Spinning Mill. This textile factory, founded by "Cotton Yarn King" Chen Tinghua in 1954, witnessed the golden age of Hong Kong's industry. Now it has become a cultural and creative landmark that combines history, art and creativity. Every corner is filled with the mechanical temperature of the old era and the creative pulse of the new generation~ 🏭 Architectural code that travels through time and space Push open the iron door with the "Golden Cup" logo, the green oil-stained wall and the old iron-framed windows are still preserved, and the words "Nan Fung Textile Factory" engraved on the exterior wall are shining with traces of time in the sun✨ The factory roof trusses that were deliberately retained during the renovation collide with the glass curtain wall to create a wonderful harmony of industrial style and modernity. Check-in points are recommended: • The giant spindle device at the entrance symbolizes the soul of the spinning mill • The textile machinery parts art installation preserved in the patio on the second floor • The "Spinning Mill Memory" check-in wall with green plants climbing on the exterior wall 🧵 Three pillars exploration route ✅ Nan Fung Store (The Mills Shopfloor The cultural and creative collection store on the first floor is like a miniature museum. It has both retro sewing machines from Hong Kong's old needlework factory "Golden Wheel" and environmentally friendly clothing made by local designers using discarded fabrics. A must-try handmade workshop, where textile masters often demonstrate traditional spinning on the weekend~ ✅ The Mills Fabrica The innovation incubation space on the second floor hides black technology! You can see the young team 3D printing environmentally friendly materials with discarded yarn, and you can also experience "textile AR" - you can see the virtual scene of the old factory running by wearing glasses. Technology lovers must visit~ ✅ CHAT Sixth Factory (Sixth Factory Textile Culture and Art Museum) The most shocking thing is this immersive art museum! The landscape of the textile factory is recreated with yarn devices. Regular dyeing workshops allow users to make hand-dyed handkerchiefs with plants. The corner of the exhibition hall restores the workshop of female workers in the 1960s. Old photos and sewing machines tell the glory of the spinning mill📸 🕰️ In-depth experience tips • Come on Wednesday afternoons, and you will often encounter local students coming here to sketch. The industrial style scene has a very high rate of photos • The pineapple buns in the "Spinning Mill Canteen" on the 3rd floor are served in old flour bags. Check in and taste the old Hong Kong flavor • There is a "factory tour" on the first weekend of each month, which allows users to walk into the old spinning workshop that is not open to the public From the industrial age of spinning spindles to the experimental field of contemporary art, Nan Fung Spinning Mill has used 70 years to weave Hong Kong's unique cultural memory. Next time you come to Tsuen Wan, don't miss this "breathing industrial museum"~