From Suhewan MixC World to Sihang Warehouse, this is a cool walking route in Shanghai.

Transportation: Take Metro Line 10 to Tiantong Road Station, Exit 5. If you start from Sihang Warehouse, take Metro Line 8 to Qufu Road Station, Exit 2. Tips: Tiantong Road Station on Metro Line 10 is right next to the famous Qipu Road Clothing Wholesale Market. If you head east from Tiantong Road Station on Metro Line 10, you can walk along the Zha Pu Road featured in the TV series Blossoms Shanghai. However, the city walk route we are talking about here is to the west. Sihang Warehouse Memorial Hall is free to visit with a reservation. The coffee shop next to the memorial hall, People's Coffee, is a must-visit. It takes only 10 minutes to walk from Sihang Warehouse to Joy City. Shanghai never lacks new landmarks. Suhewan MixC World is a diverse space, a new landmark park that combines history and modern fashion. It features the Tianhou Palace built in the Guangxu period, the Shenyuli Lane with the most Haipai Shikumen style of the Republic of China, and the modern and fashionable sunken MixC Square. If the Tianhou Palace, Shenyuli Lane, and the surrounding old Western-style houses are a microcosm of old Shanghai, then the two-story statue of a backpacker girl "Striding Forward," the mother and son elephants "Parent-Child," the lawn art installation "Open House" expressing the concept of "Presence," and the 5-meter-tall "King of Children" on the overpass, each and every one of them, are a tribute to the past, a warmth to the present, and an expectation for the future. When you stand under the "King of Children" statue and look up, do you also feel the same rebelliousness and fearlessness? Walking along the Suzhou River, the hustle and bustle of the Zhejiang Road Bridge in the 1980s and 1990s seems to echo in your ears, and the tragic anti-Japanese war at Sihang Warehouse seems to be right in front of you. With the emergence of new art galleries and unique shops, the prosperity along the Suzhou River seems to be rising again. If Wukang Road is the starting point of Shanghai's city walk, then is this section along the Suzhou River another new milestone for Shanghai's city walk?