The wind in "Wind Blows in Longxi" has blown to Hanggang Park.

Hanggang Park on the Grand Canal was once the site of Hangzhou Iron and Steel Works. This steel giant, which once carried the memory of Zhejiang's industry, has now transformed into a new urban landmark that combines industrial style and ecological aesthetics. · Step into the park and you'll see towering blast furnaces, rusty steam locomotives, and winding material transport tracks. These industrial relics are intertwined with green plants and lawns, as if time has frozen and been reborn here. · 🏠Hanggang Park on the Grand Canal 📍Address: Intersection of Banshan Road and Lian Tie Road, Gongshu District, Hangzhou (South Gate Entrance) Transportation: 🚇Take Metro Line 4 to Wu Jia Jiao Gang Station, then walk about 800 meters 🚗If driving, navigate to "Hanggang Park South Gate." The underground parking lot has 2,000 parking spaces. Arrive early on holidays to avoid the crowds. · 📷Must-see spots: 1. Industrial style core area: No. 1 blast furnace, steam locomotive, and silo 2. 45,000 square meters of lawn 🏕️: Gather, camp, and enjoy a slow weekend 3. Canal landscape greenway: Cycle or walk, look out at Banshan Wangchen Pavilion, and experience the canal culture that blends the old and new · Hanggang was once a symbol of industrial torrents. Now, it has transformed into a container of urban culture, carrying the memories of the older generation and attracting young people to explore the symbiosis of trends and history.