See the source of the Huangpu River and the rise of Shanghai.

My original intention to see the source of the Huangpu River was just because I suddenly learned how Shanghai's abbreviation "Shen" came about. According to the Shanghai Toponymy and other books, Chunshen Jun dredged the river and controlled the flood in his fief, which won the hearts of the people. In memory of him, people renamed the river Chunshen River or Huangpu River, abbreviated as Shen River. There is a Chunshen Hall in the source of the Huangpu River, which suddenly brought me closer to history. 🌠To be honest, I think the scenery of this scenic spot is actually quite good, and the planning and design are also in line with the current corporate team building requirements, but there should be a lot of construction going on, so it hasn't fully taken on yet. Maybe when it becomes famous, there will be a lot of people. But I still think there are too few highlights. At a time when everyone is checking in on spring and autumn, relying solely on humanistic feelings is not very reliable, which is why few people come to this place. Tickets: Free Opening hours: 9:00-16:00 Transportation: Self-driving is recommended. Locate (the source of the Huangpu River) and park your car on both sides of the country road. It is a temporary parking lot, and there is a long way to walk into the scenic spot. Activities: Camping, cycling, photography, equestrianism, farm stay ❗️Key point: The cover photo is deceptive. The Chunshen Hall in the photo was not taken at the source of the Huangpu River, but at the source of the Huangpu River, just across the river. I drove there to take a look. I saw a helicopter parking lot and guessed that there might be low-altitude sightseeing in the future. If you want to see clearly or take a photo, you really need to be in the air. If not, a drone will do.