Shanghai's Must-Visit Spot: 1933 Old Millfun Wasteland Style Blockbuster

Hey travel enthusiasts, today I'm taking you back to the last century to explore that mysterious space hidden in the bustling city - Shanghai 1933 Old Millfun! 🌟【Historical Charm, Concrete Legend】🌟 Built in 1933 by the Shanghai Municipal Council as a slaughterhouse, it has now become a fashionable creative cultural park. Imagine, in 1933, this colossal structure costing over 3.3 million silver dollars rose from the ground, entirely made of imported British concrete, a hardcore feat in architectural history! In an era without air conditioning, architects used ingenious physical principles to automatically regulate indoor temperature, making it a great place to cool off in the scorching summer! 🍃 📸【New Favorite Wasteland Style, Photography Paradise】📸 Stepping into this ancient Roman basilica-style complex feels like traveling to a post-apocalyptic wasteland, yet it carries a unique artistic beauty. Every brick and tile exudes a blend of retro and futuristic vibes, making it the perfect backdrop for wasteland-style photos! Whether you're a photography novice or a master, you can take blockbuster photos that will blow up your social media here! The entire park is quite large, and the crowd is not too dense, making it easy to capture empty scenic photos. 📍【Location Guide】📍 No. 10 Shajing Road, Hongkou District, waiting for you to uncover its secrets! 🚇 Take Metro Line 8/10 to North Sichuan Road Station, and it's a short walk from there, super convenient! Come here and experience a spontaneous journey blending retro and modern vibes! 🎒 I hope this note inspires your travel ideas. Remember to follow me and let's explore every corner of the world together! 🌍