M50 Creative Park

　　Introduction       Shanghai Chunming Worsted Mill is located at No. 50 Moganshan Road on the peninsula along the south bank of the Suzhou River, covering an area of 35.45 acres with 41,000 square meters of industrial buildings from various historical periods since the 1930s. It was originally the Xinyi Cotton Mill, a family enterprise of the Zhou family—one of the representatives of modern Huizhou merchants. After the liberation, it was renamed Xinyi Textile Mill, Shanghai No. 12 Wool Textile Mill, and Shanghai Chunming Worsted Mill.

　　    In 2002, it was designated as the “Shanghai Chunming Urban Industrial Park” by the Shanghai Economic Commission, and renamed the “Chunming Art Industry Park” in 2004. In April 2005, it was listed as one of Shanghai’s creative industry clusters by the Shanghai Economic Commission and named M50 Creative Park.

　　    The presence of these artists and creative design institutions has fostered a rich cultural atmosphere along the Suzhou River, attracting numerous domestic and international visitors. M50 continues to draw more master creators, establishing itself as an international creative hub. It has successfully hosted a series of fashion events including the 2005 Shanghai International Fashion Culture Festival, 2005 Fashion Night, French Chamber of Commerce events, the Mid-Autumn Forum for Chinese Traditional Festivals (Yiyou Year), BMW car exhibitions, and product promotions by Nokia and Siemens, making it a unique cultural landmark along the Suzhou River and a new symbol of Shanghai’s fashion culture.   Transportation       Buses: 76, 105 (Changhua Road), 13, 63, 941, 166, 922 (Changshou Road, Jiangning Road), 19, 68, 112 (Jiangning Road), 802, 64, 41, 95, 104, 506, 955, Tunnel Route 3, Airport Route 5 (New Station); Metro: Line 1 (near Shanghai Railway Station), Line 3 (near Zhongtan Road Station). 

　　 Xuhui District, Shanghai