[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel guide for Jinchao 8 Long (updated Dec)

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No. 455 Wujin Road was originally the "Yihong Garden" built in the late Qing Dynasty, meaning "Rainbow Reflected on the Screen." Taking advantage of the restoration of this cultural heritage building and the construction of the Shanghai Literature Museum, the Ba Jin Library was established here. ✔️ Stepping into the Ba Jin Library feels like entering a literary hall filled with historical memories. There is no noise, no glamour, only a faint scent of wood mixed with the ink fragrance of paper slowly spreading in the air. ✔️ Upon entering the Ba Jin Library, you are greeted by a striking background wall featuring Ba Jin’s handwriting—"Give your heart to the readers," instantly drawing you into the spiritual connection between this literary giant and his readers. ✔️ The Ba Jin Library has two floors with six exhibition halls, like an "incredibly rich book": a large number of photos, artifacts, manuscripts, works, letters, and various editions of books, unfolding the vast life of Mr. Ba. ✔️ Near the exit on the wall is a passage Ba Jin wrote to his readers, saying "I will never forget you" (photo 15). At this moment, I just want to say: I will never forget you, never forget Family Spring and Autumn. 📍 Detailed address: No. 455 Wujin Road, Hongkou District. 🚉 Transportation: Metro Line 10, Sichuan North Road Station, Exit 3. 🕒 Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30, closed on Mondays). Free admission, no reservation required.

"Sea of Clouds View · Yungang Grottoes Art Exhibition" ⏰10:30 AM - 9:30 PM (Open every day including Monday) 📍Jinchao Lane 8: No. 989 Sichuan North Road, Hongkou District 1st Floor: Outdoor Area (west side of Jinchao Lane 8) 6th Floor: QuKan Art Museum (Binggang Commercial Center) 🚇 Subway Line 10, Exit 3 at Xizang North Road Station From physical artifacts to virtual experiences, from visual to auditory, explore the Yungang Grottoes in different ways and touch the fascinating distant era. The back of the Yungang Grottoes reflects the wisdom and aesthetics of Chinese Buddhist studies. The entire route includes the QuKan Art Museum exhibition hall, VR "up close" with a 15-meter Buddha statue, a dazzling light and shadow show, and an outdoor music cave. First stop: QuKan Art Museum exhibition hall. Feel the chisels of Northern Wei craftsmen; every broken stele and stone carving silently tells history. Second stop: VR experience. A lotus slowly lifts us up, bringing us face to face with the 15-meter tall Buddha. Technology revives the ancient Buddhist kingdom. Third stop: Light and shadow show. This is the most stunning part. Dancers perform among projected flying celestial murals, surrounded by Buddhist chants and glowing light. Sitting in the dark, we immerse ourselves in the incense-filled Buddhist kingdom of the past, sharing a moment of devotion with the ancients. Fourth stop: Pause at the open-air music cave. Wind passes through holes in the stone walls, producing wonderful sounds. This is the Northern Wei’s "natural instrument," still playing today.

📍Address: No. 8 Jin Chao Lane, Hongkou District, Shanghai (Outdoor Exhibition Area + Qu Kan Art Museum). Remember, there are two locations: one inside the mall and one outdoor replica of the grottoes. ⏰Time: October 10, 2025 – March 26, 2026 (Monday to Sunday, 10:30 AM - 9:30 PM) 🎫No need to fly to Shanxi to immerse yourself in the millennium-old grotto art! The combination of technology and culture truly brings history to life. Whether you're a relic enthusiast, a photography lover, or a family outing group, everyone can find something exciting here—hurry up!

📍Shanghai · Bingang Jin Chao 8 Alley ⭐️ Haipai Jin Chao · Starry Sweet Love Season 💗 Bingang Jin Chao 8 Alley has donned a romantic new look, with the alley rooftops transformed into a sea of hearts. 36 hearts light up the rooftop, creating a heart-fluttering summer night moment. On weekends, the rooftop heart sea features music and dance performances 🎼🎹🎷 The century-old alley turns into a theater, with romantic music playing and dancers moving gracefully in the sea of hearts. 📸 Photo spots 📒 The mall’s 3rd to 6th floors have an open-air corridor (Sweet Love Corridor), interconnected externally. The corridor overlooks the entire Jin Chao 8 Alley, unlocking the heart-shaped ocean! This is a perfect spot for viewing and taking photos. It’s recommended to take the elevator to the 6th floor and walk down all the way. The path is downhill and won’t be tiring, allowing you to capture different angles of the alley! 📒 Photos look beautiful during the blue hour. 📒 If you have friends with you for photos, you can stand on the 3rd or 4th floor balcony, then have your friends shoot from the 6th floor looking down. It’s easy to get stunning shots!

The weather was nice, so I went to Jinchao 8 Lane to experience the Lunar New Year atmosphere. Jinchao 8 Lane is located on North Sichuan Road in Hongkou District, Shanghai. It was originally a Shikumen residential area, but after renovation, it became a leisure and entertainment street that combines history and modern trends. The area retains 66 old buildings in 8 lanes, including Gongyifang, Yingchuan Jilu, and Yinhong Garden. Various markets and entertainment activities are held here on weekends and holidays. There were not many people on weekdays, so the environment was nice. Several old houses from the Republic of China period have been renovated and opened to the public. The triplex building of the former "Royal Hotel" is now the "Haipai Culture Center", which displays "North Sichuan Road and the Beginning of Chinese Films". "Yingchuan Jilu" is now "One Foot Garden". "Yinhong Garden" is now the "Ba Jin Library", which has a "Ba Jin and Shanghai" literature and picture exhibition, and also collects literary works by Ba Jin and some Shanghai writers for reading. During the Spring Festival of the Year of the Snake, Jinchao 8 Lane held the "Le Jiangnan" Haipai Lantern Festival and Temple Fair, including lantern viewing, parades, games, shopping, and stamp collecting to win gifts. These activities will continue until Valentine's Day and this weekend (see Figure 20 for specific activities). Don't miss it if you're interested. Travel tips: Address: No. 35, Lane 989, North Sichuan Road (Wujin Road) Public transportation: Take Metro Line 10 to North Sichuan Road Station (Exit 3); take Bus 167 to North Sichuan Road and Qujiang Road Station, and walk 378 meters; take Bus 537 to East Tianmu Road and North Shanxi Road Station, and walk 714 meters. Opening hours: 10:00–22:00 Tickets: Free entry, but some exhibitions require tickets. The nearby Binjiang Commercial Center has also recently opened, so you can visit it as well.

| Jinchao 8 Lane: Unlock the "trendy" power of the past and present of the alley! 🌿"Alleys make up the most common living space for millions of ordinary Shanghainese. Many important life scenes, experiences, and stories have grown and spread in these narrow spaces." As scholars say, Shanghai Jinchao 8 Lane is a stage that witnesses the passage of time. It has come from the past daily life and transformed gorgeously under the tide of the times. Now it has become a new cultural landmark, attracting attention from all over the world and continuing to write a new chapter in the alley. 🌈The ultimate guide to Shanghai Jinchao 8 Lane‼️‼️! Use the pitfalls I personally collected to help you avoid them＼(`Δ’) ❤️There is a very eye-catching three-row building in Jinchao 8 Lane, with red brick exterior walls and super long arcades, which has a history of nearly a hundred years. It used to be a hotel run by Italians, and now it is used as a Haipai Cultural Center, which holds the exhibition "Listening to the Tide of Shanghai, Flowing Light and Color - North Sichuan Road and the Beginning of Chinese Film" for a long time, introducing the early development of the Chinese film industry. 🎫Tickets: 🆓 Register at the entrance 🕒Opening hours: 9:30–11:30 am, 11:30 am–4:30 pm (last admission at 4:00 pm, closed on Mondays) ⏱️Visit duration: 30 minutes 🚇Transportation: Exit 3 of Sichuan North Road Station on Metro Line 10, walk 100 meters 🗺️Nearby old buildings: Ba Jin Library (50 meters) 💖See my series of notes for details 🔍100 old buildings in Shanghai that can be visited 📆Year of construction: 1927 📝History The predecessor of the Haipai Cultural Center building was the Royal Hotel run by Italian businessmen, designed by Xingtai Electric Light Company and completed in 1927. After several changes, it was used as the Air Force Newborn Society, Taihe Midwifery School, Navy Headquarters Office, Navy Family Area, Residential Building, etc. In 2017, the Haipai Cultural Center opened in Sichuan North Road Park. In 2024, this building in Jinchao 8 Lane will be reopened as the Haipai Cultural Center. 🏛️Architectural features The three-row building adopts brick-wood structure and outer corridor style, with red tile double-slope roof, red brick and blue brick exterior walls. The south facade is a continuous arcade, and the north facade has multiple groups of triangular gables with circular windows and red brick pilasters.

Shanghai's new landmark, the super fun "Jinchao 8 Nong", is a place that combines the charm of old Shanghai with a modern and trendy vibe! It's decorated for the Lunar New Year, so come and check it out! 👍 ☑️ It's also very convenient to get to. If you're taking the subway, take Line 10 to North Sichuan Road Station and exit from Exit 3. 💝 If you're driving, you can park your car at 💓Binhang Commercial Center, which is currently free all day, so take advantage of it while you can. 🍀 Suggested route 1⃣ First, check out Yichi Garden - the century-old mansion "Yingchuan Jilu", which is an old house dating back to 1907, with a blend of Chinese and Western styles, perfect for taking photos. Yichi Garden has food and drinks, but 🖍 if you go late, you'll have to wait in line. When you first enter Yichi Garden, you'll see a lot of orange chairs lined up like a conference room. I thought it was for a meeting, but then I realized it was for waiting, which is a great setup. 2⃣ After visiting the Yichi Garden building, go see the exhibition. There is a "Modern Renaissance" design exhibition in Building 5, which will give you a good understanding of the history and charm of Shanghai. 3⃣ The animation screening area in Building 1 will show selected works from the HiShorts! animation unit, which is super interesting. If you like reading, go to the Le Kai Bookstore in Building 5, which also has a "Back to Childhood" exhibition, and you'll feel like you're back in your childhood. 4⃣ Don't miss Ba Jin's former residence, which is now a great place to read books. If you read "Family, Spring, and Autumn" again, you'll have a different feeling. There are a lot of events going on lately, and if you happen to catch a market event, like the Chaoji Market, it's even more lively. The North Plaza Market area and the alleyways are full of delicious food, as well as all kinds of cultural and creative products, trendy clothes, and handicrafts. It's so much fun to eat and shop at the same time. Jinchao 8 Nong often has themed events, such as the Intangible Cultural Heritage Aoyu Lantern Alley Parade, the Haipai Lantern Festival Concert, and the Chaozhou Yingge Dance Performance. Check the schedule in advance and join in the fun. Food recommendations (none, don't fall for it) To be honest, there isn't much to eat here, most of it is small fast food restaurants, and the lines are long during the Lunar New Year. Eat before you come or find a place to eat after you visit.

Last weekend, I went to Jin Chao 8 Nong to watch the Chaozhou Yingge Dance (last picture). The place was packed with people, which is rare in recent years. It's not that people in Shanghai are not interested, but because of the limitations of space and venue, there are too few folk activities that can make people excited. I accidentally discovered that the Binjiang Commercial Center next to it has quietly opened. The exterior looks like a quartz slice, with clear architectural textures and distinctive features. There are corridors and walkways outside connecting each floor, allowing you to peek into the interior of the temporarily closed "Yingchuan Jilu" and look far into the "Bank of China Building" (which once served as the Shanghai office of Columbia Pictures and MGM). The commercial center is quite large, but there are not many businesses settled in yet, mainly focusing on creative living. There is an indoor slide on the first floor, allowing children to go directly to the underground floor. There is also an ancient stage on the outdoor seventh floor. Currently, there is a theme of "Walking with Beauty," presenting scenes from eight classic films of the Shanghai Animation Film Studio, such as "Gudu Came," "The Story of New Year's Eve," "No Brain and Unhappy," "Cao Chong Weighs an Elephant," "Little Tadpoles Looking for Their Mother," "Little Carp Jumping Over the Dragon Gate," etc. Each one is a childhood favorite, bringing back memories and reliving the classics. With the Spring Festival approaching, the exterior decoration of the spirit snake is grand and festive. Next to it are the Ba Jin Library (formerly Yinhong Garden) and the Shanghai Art Center (formerly the Royal Hotel), which are worth visiting together.

🌇 The Shanghai-style Spring Festival Lantern Festival at Jinchao 8 Lane has new activities every year! This year's "Snake Culture" is inspired by the fascinating snake culture stories from the myths of eight ancient civilizations around the world, including ancient legends from the East and mysterious images from the West. 💗 Five groups of giant snake lanterns fly up and down, through walls and barriers. A giant snake rises from one end of the main lane of Jinchao 8 Lane in the Binjiang Commercial Center and extends to the other end, with the visual effect extending to the Binjiang Commercial Center. Colorful folding fans and auspicious patterns complement each other, as if the snake is soaring in the clouds, or like the feathered serpent god dancing in the air, bringing the audience a rainbow-like blessing, adding warmth and vitality to the Spring Festival. This installation is called "Fan Shadow" and is inspired by the cloud-riding power of the snake in the ancient Chinese book "Xunzi: Encouraging Learning" and the feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl, which symbolizes wind, knowledge, and life in the Aztec civilization of the Americas. The two are wonderfully connected by wind and clouds, showing the integration and resonance of ancient Asian and American civilizations. 💗 Among the trees in the north square, the installation "Lingfeng" is inspired by the long snake recorded in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas: Northern Mountains" as "its hair is like a pig's bristle, and its sound is like a drum." The work is based on its unique texture, creating a three-dimensional effect of diamond patterns through laser engraving and curved bending of colored polyethylene sheets. Six colorful long snakes shuttle through the woods, with snake heads decorated with real glasses, creating a novel visual experience. 🎫 Tickets: Free, no reservation required ⌚ Date: From January 2, 2025 🌟 Lighting time: 17:00 every day 🚇 Transportation: Exit 3 of "North Sichuan Road Station"

This is the most artistic market I have ever visited Every stall exudes the rhyme of ingenuity and craftsmanship The live British song and dance performance is under the collision of strength and beauty Dance the rich flavor of the year to its climax Conveying beautiful wishes and longings in the 🐍year🥰 —— 📍Jinchao Lane 8, Sichuan North Road [Early Spring Fun Collection] 🚇Exit 3 of Sichuan North Road Station on Metro Line 10 ⌚January 17-19, 2025 12:00-20:00 💃🏻English song and dance performance time 15:00 16:00 17:00 Today is the last day❗If you want to come and have a look, hurry up❗

In fact, the New Year atmosphere in Shanghai is very weak, and fireworks are not allowed. It was always said in the past that the empty city on the first day of the new year was probably the New Year atmosphere in Shanghai. But now Wang Mantian’s fish lanterns are here, Chaoshan’s Yingge dance is here, and the intangible cultural heritage spray pot can also be seen in Shanghai. Can we hold more activities like this to make the New Year atmosphere in Shanghai more festive? - It's rare that Jinchao Bayan is popular this time, and there are many delicious foods in the market. In addition to Yingge dance, there are also intangible cultural heritage pole puppet show, storytelling sharing sessions, and hand-made experiences. Generally, many activities cannot be booked, but the hustle and bustle always counts the number of people, and after the opening of the new shopping mall next door, it is indeed worth a visit. - 📍Jinchao Lane 8 🚇Metro Line 10, Sichuan North Road Station, Exit 3 📅Activity time: 1/18-19 🎫Free, no reservation required - 🎭Intangible Cultural Heritage Chaoshan Yingge Dance (10 minutes/time) 📅1/18-19 15:00 16:00 17:00 🎏Starting point of the tour: South Square, in front of Yingchuan Jilu - 🎋Flash show of intangible cultural heritage puppet show (15 minutes/time) 📅1/18-19 14:30 15:30 16:30 🎏Building 6, Panasonic Electric Entrance

2025 is already halfway through January, and the Year of the Snake is just around the corner. Artists have been hard at work creating all kinds of creative snake-themed decorations in the streets, alleys, and malls of Shanghai. Images 1-6: Various snake-themed decorations at 8 Lane, Sichuan North Road Images 7-11: "Snake" themed decorations at Binjiang Commercial Center, 939 Sichuan North Road Images 12-20: "Fortune at Sinan" snake-themed decorations at Sinan Mansion, Fuxing Middle Road

🎊The snake year lantern festival at Jinchao 8 Nong is different from traditional lantern festivals, it's so fashionable! 🐍The snake shuttling between the alleys is so cool! 👉Save this note and check in at all the art installations . ✅Snake Lantern Festival There are 5 art installations at the festival: Yicai, Lingfeng, Shanying, Mingwen, and Huanhua. 🎫Tickets: Free, no reservation required 📅Dates: From January 2, 2025 🕐Lighting time: 17:00 daily 🚇Transportation: Take Metro Line 10 to "North Sichuan Road" and exit from Exit 3 . 📸Check-in route You can start taking photos as soon as you exit the metro station according to the route in picture 2! . ✅Northeast entrance pool - Yicai (picture 3) is a paper snake winding in the middle of the pool ✅North Square - Lingfeng (picture 4) has many snake lanterns on the trees, but I think the giraffe is cooler ✅Main alley of 8 Nong - Shanying (pictures 5-7) is the main art installation, a snake shuttling in the alley, with 4 parts that can form a complete snake ✅South Square Trail - New Year Market (picture 8) is the New Year Market after passing through the main alley of 8 Nong, with different events on different dates ✅South Square - Mingwen (pictures 9, 10) is a snake breaking through the wall, surrounding the whole building ✅Binjiang Garden Trail - Huanhua (picture 11) is a cool snake coiling on the Binjiang Garden Trail

transportation: Metro Line 10, Sichuan North Road Station Exit 3. Tips: The adjacent large commercial building is still under renovation. Once it opens, it will be a perfect combination of modern and past. There are also some buildings near Chaobanong that are very representative of Shanghai from the 1930s and 1940s. Don’t miss them. Jinchao Eight Lanes is a new landmark built by Shanghai's Hongkou District. Although it is also a complex of Shikumen and Western-style houses in old Shanghai, it bears more of the imprint of old Hongkou. If Xintiandi is the beginning of Shanghai petty bourgeoisie and Zhangyuan is the representative of Shanghai Shikumen architecture, then Chaobanlong now exudes a strong "Shanghai style" atmosphere. The positioning of Chaoshan Lane 8 is now an "immersive cultural experience site". Wandering through the eight lanes, in addition to experiencing the traditional Shanghai Shikumen lane community, you can also see the rare and iconic overpasses of Shanghai lanes, not to mention the century-old "Yingchuan Jilu" and the three-row houses of the Shanghai Culture Center, formerly the "Royal Hotel", and the "Qinghong Garden" with traces of modern historical politicians. Of course, the "Haipai Culture Center" should be the soul of Chaobanlong today, which will be introduced in the next article. In Chaoyang Lane 8, there is no hustle and bustle of the city, but you can experience the tranquility of the old Shanghai alleys in the afternoon. It doesn’t have the luxury and brilliance of the new world, but it is a world that belongs only to you. Here you always have the feeling of walking in the shadow of old times. In a trance, it seems as if in a corner of Shikumen there is a slender figure wearing cheongsam, with willow eyebrows, bright eyes, and eyes full of endless tenderness.

| Royal Hotel. Passing by "Jin Chao 8 Lane", I found that the three-row old building on Wujin Road has a new identity - Haipai Culture Center. The old house was originally the Royal Hotel (Royal Hotel) opened by Italian merchants a hundred years ago. It is an Anne Queen-style gallery-style building. The continuous arc-shaped coupons have a rhythmic beauty. The exquisite degree of decoration, wall pillars, and line feet on the north facade is breathtaking, especially the two oval portholes on the top floor, which add agility to the entire facade. At first glance, it seems to have come to a square in a small town in southern Europe in the early 20th century. At present, a film history theme exhibition is being held on the first floor. North Sichuan Road was the birthplace of early Chinese movies. Hongkou witnessed the development of Chinese movies and the prosperity of Haipai culture. Very trendy and very age-sensitive. Address: Lane 393, Wujin Road (Jin Chao 8 Lane) Transportation: Exit 3 of Sichuan North Road Station on Line 10 Tickets: Free, no appointment required Time: 9:30-11:30, 13:30-16:00 (16:00 stop admission) Closed on Monday

During this year's Mid-Autumn Festival 🎑 holiday, there are many more places in Shanghai where you can enjoy the moon and take photos 🤳. We have compiled three popular check-in spots in the city center. They are very photogenic and close to each other. They can be reached by shared bicycles. They are convenient and fun. Let's check in together during the Mid-Autumn Festival! ! (Update: There was a typhoon during the Mid-Autumn Festival, but these devices will continue until after the Mid-Autumn Festival, so be careful ⚠️ and stay home during the typhoon. Go out for a ride after the typhoon, and it will be cooler by then!) Special cycling routes for watching the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival Route: 1⃣️Bfc South Building Terrace, Bund Super Moon🌕 2⃣️Yu Garden, Mid-Autumn Festival🥮 Lantern Festival 3⃣️Jinchao 8 Lane, Shanghai Mid-Autumn Festival🎑 Lantern Festival Distance: The three places are not far apart, about 5-8km Time: The cycling time is within one hour My complete route starts from Wujiaochang to North Bund, rides to BFC👀🌕, then goes to Yu Garden to watch the Lantern Festival, eats something and goes to Jinchao 8 Lane to visit the market and watch the Lantern Festival, then goes to 1933 Laochangfang and rides all the way back to Yangpu! It's about 30km! Tips: There is a typhoon during the Mid-Autumn Festival🌀, but these check-in spots are still there after the Mid-Autumn Festival, so you can go there after the Mid-Autumn Festival~

📍Address: Jinchao 8 Lane, No. 35-95, Lane 989, North Sichuan Road, Hongkou District Jinchao 8 Lane has also updated the Mid-Autumn Festival installation. It is recommended to check in after 5:30. The lighting here is relatively weak, and the night view is not easy to take. You can take a cross shot during the day and night. You can also take a stroll and have dinner. The big moon and the pink and yellow gradient rabbit are on the same lawn. The blue rabbit lying down is too big. If conditions permit, it will look better if you take a bird's-eye view. There are really few people in Jinchao 8 Lane on weekdays, and it is very convenient to take pictures. The swing chair light at the entrance of ARK LIVEHOUSE is quite good. I had dinner at ibarrel opposite. 🚗Transportation: Direct access from Exit 3 of North Sichuan Road Station on Metro Line 10

#AugustGood Place2024 The century-old triplex building standing in the north square of Jinchao Lane 8 has finally been repaired and opened to the public! This former royal hotel allows you to feel the luxurious architectural charm in one second, as if you are in the prosperous world of the past. In addition to experiencing the development of Chinese films over the past century, there are also multimedia interactions, an immersive small theater and 12 photo check-in points, allowing you to have a great time! This old building, which retains the clear red brick exterior, is holding the "Listening to the Waves at Sea, Ambilight" exhibition inside, which is definitely worth a visit! Come and experience this piece of history!

This is Jin Chao 8 Lane, this is the sky of mission Storing the swirling clouds and passion in the heart Dancing together with the wings of sunlight 66 old buildings within 8 lanes Every space traverses history Like the iteration of light and shadow in the passage of time Many cultural celebrities once lived here Lu Xun and Liu Haisu devoted their efforts Shuttling and bustling are all blooming appearances Really want to read this century-old history In Jin Chao 8 Lane, in the city's adventure We admire the fountain square, thoughts lingering Together we breathe in the fireworks in the courtyard A place worth visiting...

|RoyalHotel Royal Hotel (2182). Another large historic building in Hongkou is now open to the public. Located at No. 14, Lane 393, Wujin Road, Sichuan North Road, within Jin Chao Ba Nong, the Shanghai Style Cultural Center, the three-row house was originally the RoyalHotel Royal Hotel, designed by Xing Tai Electric Light Company in 1927. It features a double-sloped red tile roof, red and blue brick exterior walls, multiple triangular gables on the north facade, and a continuous arcade on the south facade. Hongkou is the cradle of Chinese cinema. The first movie screening in China and the first cinema both started in Hongkou. The first floor of the current house exhibits 'Listening to the Tides of the Sea, Radiant with Light and Color - Sichuan North Road and the Dawn of Chinese Cinema.' The second floor features a special exhibition on the dance drama film 'The Eternal Wave.' Free visiting hours: 9:30-11:30, 13:30-16:00, closed on Mondays.

🎨 Come to Jinchao 8 Lane and start your journey into the world of animation art! 🎨 Here, you will find 36 classic animated works carefully selected by the Shanghai Animation Film Studio, as well as selected works from the HiShorts! animation unit over the past five years. 🎨 From 'The Taoist Priest of Laoshan' to 'Butterfly Spring,' each work is like a lost pearl, shining with the aesthetics of Chinese culture and memories of the times (totally captivated by 'The Thorn Birds,' the art style is amazing). 🎨 Those animated characters that once accompanied our growth seem to leap out of the screen, bringing a strong sense of nostalgia and artistic atmosphere. 🎨 The entire exhibition is divided into three sections at Jinchao 8 Lane: 1️⃣ 'Endless Rebirth' & 'Same Root' (Building 1, L2+L3) 2️⃣ 'Beauty from Fun' Unit - Exhibition (Building 5, L2) 3️⃣ Special Unit: Four Seasons + Solar Terms (Building 6, Youxi Hall) 🎨 There's actually a lot to see, perfect for those who love drawing and animation. There are many characters, story settings, and various art styles. Those who are interested can spend quite a long time here. Highly recommended for those interested. 🎨 Nearby attractions: Haipai Culture Center! Highly recommended! Also, check out the mini exhibition at Lekai Bookstore. Shanghai Animation Film Studio 'Lost Pearls' x HiShorts! 'Trans-temporal Dialogue' Animation Art Exhibition ⏰️ Until 8/31, different forums and activities every weekend, with animation screenings. 📍 Jinchao 8 Lane, Hongkou District 🎟️ 98r, 128r for one adult and one child

🤹‍♀️If you come to Jinchao Lane 8, don’t miss this free exhibition~ 🤹‍♀️Opened on the 2nd floor of Lekai Bookstore, the bookstore itself is small and cozy, with autographed books, original books, and a place to rest 🤹‍♀️The "Sneak Back to Childhood" exhibition is a small door in the corner, a bit hidden, like playing hide-and-seek 🤹‍♀️It's not very big inside, but there are a lot of toys, comic books, and snacks from childhood. It's very suitable for bringing children to play or reminiscing about childhood. 🤹‍♀️There are a series of photos on the wall. I like the one with the kid’s face on the window the most. It looks so happy. P12 🤹‍♀️You can check in and get a stamp~ 🌈 Sneak back Childhood Restart your memory and regain your childhood Lekai Bookstore joins hands with folk musician Xiaohe Toy Collection King Chen Guotai Xinyi Books, Qingshuaitang Publishing House Using nursery rhymes, children's games, children's books, and childhood photography Let the memories of childhood come alive again. Come and immerse yourself in your childhood~ 🎨Special event - Intangible cultural heritage windmill hand-made workshop -8.31 (weekends) 14:00-17:00 Make a windmill that can beat drums. Let the children experience the fun of intangible cultural heritage making! On-site registration, registration and application Lekai Bookstore:

Today, I went to the ambient musical "Little Jack" in Jinchao Lane 8. Watching a musical in a bar was quite enjoyable. Environment: The venue was equipped with excellent musical instruments and sound equipment. The venue itself is a bar open to the public, which perfectly suits the plot. The occasional live interaction also made it easy for the audience to be immersed in the story. Featured: The story follows the young guitarist Jack and the arms dealer's daughter Juile, from their acquaintance, love, forced separation, and reunion only to be separated forever. It's quite touching. The music connects the story, and you can feel the protagonists' joys and sorrows through the music. Some of my more sensitive friends were moved to tears. Practical Tips: During the main part of the performance, it rained, but thankfully, blankets were provided along the edge of the stage to protect them from the rain. What a thoughtful touch! Ambient Musical "Little Jack" Location: No. 111, Lane 35, 989, Sichuan North Road

Jinchao 8 Lane, located at the intersection of Sichuan North Road and Wujin Road in Hongkou District, Shanghai (No. 35-95, Lane 989, Sichuan North Road, Exit 3 of Sichuan North Road Station of Metro Line 10), is an old building block composed of 8 lanes, 60 Shikumen buildings, and 8 independent buildings. "Jinchao" refers to "lifestyle trends," and "Haipai Jinchao" means "Haipai trend," which is both a new era interpretation of "Haipai" and a deep-level rendition of "Jinchao." With its preserved Haipai architectural features and immersive multi-cultural art experience activities, this century-old Shikumen old street block is endowed with a rich artistic atmosphere, making it a trendy check-in spot in the magic city. Jinchao 8 Lane

🐢Guigui has visited many exhibitions, but there are not many that are as accurate as the "Modern Renaissance" design exhibition in Jinchao Lane 8 that hits Guigui's aesthetic point. Here are the reasons: · 🐢Guigui likes to visit exhibitions, likes architecture, likes design, likes utensils... These likes are fragmented and scattered everywhere, lacking a main thread to "lift" them together. This exhibition made Guigui understand that what Guigui likes is actually architecture, design, utensils, and words in the overall "modern" style. So, what is modern? "Modern" inherits Art Deco and Art Nouveau and is connected to Modernism. It is a clear division in the history of architecture and art. ·

"Jin Chao 8 Nong" is a landmark of literature and fashion on the Sichuan North Road commercial street in Shanghai, located at the intersection of Wujin Road and Sichuan North Road in Hongkou District. "Jin Chao" refers to "the latest trends and fashion of the present," and "8 Nong" refers to a block composed of eight lanes of Shikumen old buildings. Here, there are creative shops that sell gourmet food and gifts, as well as a variety of cultural and performing arts activities held throughout the year. It's not only a showcase of the fashion trends of the Magic City but also a place where you can feel a certain traditional and nostalgic atmosphere. It is a creative cultural district with diverse characteristics. In other words, "Jin Chao 8 Nong" is modern and also Shanghainese; it is historical and also trendy; it is cultural and also commercial. On the occasion of this year's Dragon Year Spring Festival, at the main entrance of Jin Chao 8 Nong, a red giant dragon coils around the parapet, columns, and pools. Upon closer inspection, the "dragon's body" is made up of a series of traffic cones, which is quite stunning.

Come to 'Marks Through Time and Space' to feel the imagination of the children. ✨Hi. I'm Maggie who loves to see exhibitions. I went to a very cute exhibition 'Marks Through Time and Space' the first national science and art youth installation art exhibition with my friends on the weekend. ✨ 'Marks Through Time and Space' the first national science and art youth installation art exhibition. The exhibition has a total of 2 floors of space. The works on display are all from the hands of cute children. The children use different materials and elements to create. It integrates rich imagination and presents us with a fantasy world full of fairy tale colors. ✨Many of the works in the exhibition have strong traditional characteristics, such as solar terms, folk costumes, shadow puppetry, Chinese characters, etc., allowing children to come into contact with the essence of traditional culture from a young age. It's really meaningful. ✨During the exhibition, there are also various exciting activities such as handicraft classes, research courses, and parent-child co-creation. This summer, bring your children to 'Marks Through Time and Space' the first national science and art youth installation art exhibition to experience a fantasy journey belonging to the children. ✨ 'Marks Through Time and Space' the first national science and art youth installation art exhibition 📍No. 1, Lane 8, Jin Chao, Lane 989, Sichuan North Road, Building 2F, 3F 💰Starting from 60r

The heavy rain in the afternoon washed away the days of heat. The breeze blew through the alleys, and the scene before my eyes was both familiar and strange... "Jinchao 8 Lanes" consists of 8 lanes and 66 new-style Shikumen houses. In the past, most of the residents here were from Guangdong, so it is also called Guangdong Lane. There is the exquisite mansion [Yingchuan Jilu] as well as the [Qianhong Garden] which blends Chinese and Western styles (Shanghai Literature Museum is under construction). An event called "Hong Kong Today" was held not long ago, and the embellishment of the southern lions fits in very well with the Guangdong alleys. The old houses have been renovated to look like new, and the living rooms, overpasses, pediments, etc. have been preserved, preserving the cultural context of the city. Relying on excellent historical buildings, there are often live cultural performances and various exhibitions, making it a great place for leisure and entertainment. Location: Junction of North Sichuan Road and Wujin Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai, Exit 3 of North Sichuan Road Station, Metro Line 10. Continue northwards - Visit Duolun Road, Shanyin Road, the Fourth National Congress of the Communist Party of China and other historical districts Continue southwards - Check out the remains of Kunshan Garden, Jingling Hall, and the Municipal Post Office p.s. At the intersection of Haining Road, I came across the bookstore that I visited with my classmates when I was in school. It is still there after all these years, and the appearance has become more beautiful. I feel very emotional.