Yiwu Old Station 1970 Cultural and Creative Park, 'Industrial Revolution' and 'Cultural Renaissance'

Zhejiang Yiwu is a city built on the small commodity market. In its early days, it somewhat had the reputation of being a 'nouveau riche,' lacking in 'temperament.' Nowadays, the world of small commodities has developed into an international trade center, transforming Jinhua's Yiwu into the world's Yiwu. The city's temperament has also been rising rapidly. The Old Station 1970 Cultural and Creative Park is one such example. For residents near the Yiwu Old Railway Station, the most familiar memory is the clattering sound of trains rumbling by. The green trains that came and went daily carried the memories of Yiwu's nascent market and industrial development. Today, the roar of trains has faded, and Yiwu's first private cultural and creative park project—the 1970 Cultural and Creative Park—has emerged. The old factories near the train station have been meticulously renovated and reborn. Creative markets, trendy restaurants, tea reading, art workshops, music bars, artisan workshops... A meticulously crafted 'slow life zone' has been born in the bustling downtown area. From graffiti, handicrafts, gourmet food, trendy toys to old machinery, you can feel the texture and warmth of a city here. The cultural and creative park tells the story of time and human elegance with its rugged, rustic industrial style and fresh, retro artistic style. The land where the 1970 Cultural and Creative Park is located was originally the Yiwu Dengfeng Machinery Factory and the Yiwu Old Railway Station Zhongfang Warehouse. Most of these buildings were built around 1970. In a city like Yiwu, which loves large-scale demolition and construction, it is rare to see a place that exudes the charm of the 1970s, making it quite precious. After the 'Industrial Revolution' and 'Cultural Renaissance,' the Old Station 1970 Cultural and Creative Park is not just a city of creativity but also a city of nostalgia. 📍Detailed address: No. 135, North Zhongcheng Road, Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province Ticket price: Free ⏳Recommended time: 1 hour