What’s interesting about Tianzifang is that it is a creative work base for various artists.

Tianzifang, the magical capital, is connected to every corner.

There are mazes everywhere in the east, west, north, and south.

Tianzifang is at Exit 1 of Dapuqiao Subway Station.

The two-story red brick house has a strong sense of the folk customs of the Republic of China.

Walking down the green brick alley, there are small shops door to door.

The beautiful girl in the corner looks up, with blonde hair and blue eyes.

A happy mother and daughter chatting hand in hand.

I even saw the son holding his father's arm, laughing and talking about the joys of childhood.

There are visitors, reminiscers, witnesses of historical development, and marks of wasted years.

Tianzifang, Memory Square.

There are thoughts in every corner, and people in every corner think about them.

Tianzifang is a gathering place for Internet-famous literary and artistic shops located in small alleys in Shanghai. You can take the subway to Exit 1 of Dapuqiao Station.

There are several entrances here, and the alley streets are relatively narrow, a bit like Beijing's alleys. However, there are densely distributed literary and artistic shops here, with typical Shikumen and new lane buildings, and the industrial buildings of the 20th century are preserved.

Tianzifang is an internet celebrity check-in attraction in Shanghai.

There are ten distinctive landscapes including the former site of Chen Yifei's studio, Tianzifang Art Center, No. 5 Painter's Building, Ren Huiyin Painting Gallery, Shoubai Art, famous residences in the Qing Dynasty, courtyards, Erjing Alley, door-to-door, and cross-street buildings.

It has successively won honorary titles such as China's Best Creative Industrial Park, Shanghai's First Batch of Cultural and Creative Industrial Parks, Shanghai's Top Ten Fashion Landmarks, and Shanghai Historical and Cultural Protection Area.