Did you go on a city walk along the Yangpu Riverside today?

🍁 With its rich and diverse industrial heritage and well-preserved architectural styles, the Yangpu Riverside forms a unique industrial belt. Take advantage of the beautiful sunshine and go for a stroll! 📌 Youku Art Park, formerly a warehouse of the Asiatic Petroleum Company built in 1930. The industrial oil tanks have been transformed into "oil tank art" over time. The rusty oil tanks, pipelines, steel frames, and valves give you a feeling of traveling back to the 80s and 90s. Visually stunning! Perfect for taking photos! 📌 Shanghai International Fashion Center, formerly the Shanghai No. 17 Cotton Textile Factory, has now been transformed into a fashion-themed cultural complex (outlet). Some businesses are still moving in. 📌 The Grey Silo Art Space, formerly the dry ash and coal ash storage tanks of the Yangshupu Power Plant, has completely preserved three ash storage tanks. The yellow-gray metal facade has been transformed into an art space. 📌 One Step Coffee (Zero Carbon Theme Store), formerly a water purification tank at the easternmost end of the Yangshupu Power Plant pier, has now been transformed into a coffee shop. The electricity used in the store comes from a solar energy storage photovoltaic system, making it an "unplugged" coffee shop. 📌 Yangshupu Power Plant Ruins Park, formerly the British-owned Shanghai Electric Light Company, was built in 1911 and was once known as the "First Thermal Power Plant in the Far East." It has now been transformed into a cultural and ecological shared living waterfront open space. 📌 Yangpu Bridge, completed in 1993, is the third bridge over the Huangpu River and the first bridge from upstream to downstream. 🍁 This route is perfect for taking photos. The six spots are very close to each other, suitable for a slow-paced weekend trip, and you can also see a beautiful sunset!🌅!