Shanghai's Oil Tanks 2.0 - Yangpu Binjiang Oil Cool Art Park.

Transportation: Take bus 135 and get off at Yangshupu Road Liping Road Station (terminal station). Tips: The bus 135 stop is a gate of the park, which is half-open and a bit small. Don't hesitate to go in. The park is free of charge and requires a reservation. The park can be used as the starting point of an ascetic city walk, all the way to the Yangpu Power Plant Ruins Park, and all the way to the pure film, the next article will introduce this line. The predecessor of Yangpu Oil Cool Art Park was the warehouse of the Asia Petroleum Company built in 1930, which became the Dinghai Gas Station of PetroChina after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Compared with the Oil Tank Art Center in Xuhui Binjiang, this place has a stronger industrial flavor, and the mottled rust on the oil tank is more historical, especially the two oil tanks built in 1937 are witnesses of historical imprints. The full view of pipelines and valves is a masculine sense of line. The old abandoned vehicles in the parking lot have a sense of time travel in the 1980s and 1990s. The white clock tower rebuilt from the watchtower seems to be intertwined with the time and space of the morning and evening. Climbing the tower, the whole park and the Fuxing Island Canal outside the wall are in full view. If you want to take a picture of the industrial style, oil tanks, pipelines, and valves are the best backgrounds. If you want to take a picture of the soft ins style, whether it is the arch bottom of the lighthouse or the top of the tower, it is the best scene. If you want to take a very chill feeling, then the bench in the rest area of red brick and green plants is the best choice. The key is that there are not many people here, you can take pictures as you like, and there are many styles, which is not available in the oil tank of Xuhui Binjiang. Are you excited?