Wusong Cannon Taiwan｜A photo-taking spot that is hindered by its name.

These days, I accidentally found some old photos from 4 years ago on my phone. I found out that I had been to such a small place like Shanghai. Wusong Cannon Taiwan As soon as you hear the name, you know that it is an important coastal defense fortress. In the early 1960s, due to the need for war preparedness, large tracts of slag fields were formed along the river. Later, with the process of modernization, the Wusong Paotaiwan Wetland Forest Park was built here, where you can fly kites, camp and have picnics. If the weather is good, take photos along the river embankment, the scenery is beautiful! The important thing is that there were very few people. I vaguely remember that my friends and I went there on the first day of the May Day holiday. There were basically no people there. We could pose as we wanted and for as long as we wanted! Just take a photo and it will be a blockbuster! Shanghai has its own "Lover's Dam". The only drawback is that there is no direct subway access: 🚌Bus 719, Baoshan No. 7 (formerly Songtai Line), Baoshan No. 11, and Baoshan No. 23 are available; Take bus No. 51, 90, 711, 952 or Songyang Line and get off at Shuangcheng Road Station. Follow Shuangcheng Road to Tanghou Road and turn right (about 10 minutes’ walk). 🚇Metro route: Take Line 3 to Shuichan Road Station, transfer to Baoshan Line 11 and arrive at the park entrance (Tanghou Road) in about 10 minutes. 🚗By car: Get off the Shuichan Road ramp at Yixian Road Elevated Road, go straight at Tongji Road until you reach Shuangcheng Road, turn right, go straight until you reach Tanghou Road, turn right.