Let's take a picture at Shanghai Wukang Mansion 💛

#Overseas travel Into Shanghai's time, Wukang Mansion In the middle of Shanghai's complex city center, there is a beautiful building that seems to have stopped in time. It is Wukang Mansion (武康大楼). Located at the corner of **Wukang Road (武康路)** and **Huaihai Road (淮海路)**, which are the heritage of the French Concession and one of the most romantic streets in Shanghai, this building is not just a building, but a symbol that contains the culture and emotions of an era. 🏛 History and Architecture Wukang Mansion was designed by French architect **László Hudec** in 1924 and is the first French-style apartment building in Shanghai. Its original name was **Norman Apartments**, and it was renamed to its current name, 'Wukang Mansion', in the 1940s. The building is built in a triangular shape, and when viewed from below, it has a unique shape reminiscent of the Flatiron Building in New York. The exterior is finished with classic red bricks and gray concrete, and it becomes more beautiful as time goes by. 🎬 A space for art and film Wukang Mansion is not just a simple residence. It has appeared as the backdrop for numerous movies, dramas, photo shoots, and music videos, and has become an icon representing the emotions and romance of Shanghai. In particular, those who were inspired by Chinese movies such as **Lust, Caution** and **In the Mood for Love** often visit here. 📸 A great photo spot Not only the exterior of the building, but also the surrounding streets, tree-lined paths, and cafes are all in harmony, making it a famous photo spot. In particular, the moment when the sunset hits the exterior of the building is magically beautiful. Many tourists and photographers take their cameras to capture this moment. ☕ Tips for Exploring the Area Wukang Road Cafe Street: A row of upscale brunch cafes and bakeries, perfect for a leisurely stroll. How to Get to Fuxi: Just a short walk away is another charming street in Shanghai, Fuxi Road. Recommended for Autumn: The ginkgo leaves turn yellow around November, creating a truly enchanting landscape.