Changsha's new internet-famous spot: Oil Factory 1936.

Changsha's new internet-famous spot: Oil Factory 1936 The Changsha Oil Factory was built in 1936. It witnessed the era of unified purchase and sale of vegetable oil, and the years when Changsha residents carried oil bottles and oil tickets to buy oil. In the 1990s, edible oil was no longer supplied according to plan, and bulk edible oil was gradually replaced by new packaged edible oil. The oil warehouse ceased operations and became an important industrial (commercial) heritage site in Changsha. Oil tank buildings: There are 12 old oil tanks of different sizes and rusty, the tallest of which is 12 meters high, and the largest oil tank covers an area of 150 square meters. They form a sharp contrast with the surrounding buildings, creating a unique visual landscape. The mottled marks on the tanks seem to tell stories of the past. Red brick walls: There is a wall made of red bricks taken from old houses and walls. The top of the wall is uneven and undulating like a mountain, with a unique design. Some of these red bricks are also engraved with words, symbols, and other marks, full of historical weight and cultural value. Oil Factory Business Building: The business building was rebuilt on the original site, and some old objects such as red star bricks with five-pointed stars and batch numbers were used, reflecting the concept of restoring the old as the old. At the same time, the height of the building was reduced to ensure that the beautiful ridge of Yuelu Mountain on the opposite bank can be seen from Tianxin Pavilion. Cultural exhibition: The renovation project specially set up a special exhibition to systematically introduce the development history of the Changsha Oil Factory and understand the historical and cultural background behind it. Dining and leisure: In the future, you may be able to enter the oil tank to check in and taste beer, coffee, etc. You can already taste food, visit the market, experience a different Changsha nightlife, and experience the integration of history and modernity and new consumption scenarios. Intangible cultural heritage display: Exhibitions of Changsha intangible cultural heritage projects such as Hunan embroidery, dough figurines, and movable type printing are held, allowing tourists to appreciate and experience the charm of Changsha's intangible cultural heritage up close. Address: At the intersection of Laodong West Road and Xiangjiang Road, Changsha.