Shanghai Weekend｜City Walk from Wukang Road to 1933 Old Millfun

📷87% extroverted people, taking a photo in front of Wukang Building has become a social phobia Wukang Road, no need for a map, no need for a walk route, there are people taking pictures at every corner. The seemingly calm photos in front of the Wukang Building are actually a frame of looking at the camera in the live that was completed within 5 seconds after a long time of twisting and running. I have been in Shanghai for two years, and this is the first time I have come to this internet-famous road. It is really a surprise at every turn. Surprising mansions, surprising small shops and weird but reasonable decorations on Wukang Road. Wukang Road➡️1933 Old Millfun, city walk is all about walking freely. 📍 1933 Old Millfun, No. 611 Liyang Road 🚗 Line 4 Hailun Road Exit 2 🎬"No one can be young forever, but there are always people who are young" I am curious about the past and present of this slaughterhouse in Hongkou District that has undertaken the shooting of "Tiny Times"; I am even more curious about how the interlaced architectural structure designed by British designers can shoot geometric masterpieces. But I didn't expect that on the way to the old millfun, I found a Japanese-style path and a good position for shooting a classical three-piece set. The wonderful thing about this city is that if you walk seriously, you can take pictures everywhere even without a professional camera. 👗Dressing tips: Dark cold wind dressing, dark suits or small dresses to take dark industrial style; The burgundy clothes form a strong color difference with the environment, which is very impactful and is a dressing inspiration. It seems that any style here is reasonable, just tell the story with the lens!