Panlong Container House
The information about “Panlong Container House” mainly involves the business of Yunnan Hongfeng Container Co., Ltd. and the controversy over placing containers in parking spaces in some residential areas in Kunming.

Business of Yunnan Hongfeng Container Co., Ltd.
Yunnan Hongfeng Container Co., Ltd. is headquartered at No. 414-1, Liangmiansi Village, Qinglong Community, Qingyun Sub-district Office, Panlong District, Kunming City, Yunnan Province. The company specializes in the wholesale of residential containers and foldable containers, as well as the research and development, design, production, sales, and recycling of container integrated buildings, container theme hotels, homestays, KTVs, container offices, sales offices, and container furniture. It owns brands such as “Hongfeng” container integrated buildings, the “Impression Hongfeng” container theme hotel series, and the “Hongfeng Pavilion” residential container series. Its products are diverse, including space capsules, dolphin houses, triangular houses, apple warehouses, special containers, stilted tree houses, KTV cinemas, birdcage homestays, and container furniture. Its business covers many places in Yunnan and is also exported to Southeast Asian countries such as Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, and Laos.
Placing Containers in Parking Spaces in Kunming Residential Areas
In some residential areas in Panlong District, Kunming, such as Junfacheng Yunxiyuan, there has been a phenomenon where homeowners place “container”-style storage cabinets in their parking spaces. These “containers” can be customized in size and are mostly made of flame-retardant composite panels for storing personal idle items. However, this behavior has sparked controversy. Relevant departments believe that the purpose of parking spaces is to park vehicles, and placing “containers” without authorization is a change in the nature of parking space use. It may be regarded as temporary construction, altering the land planning purpose, and it is impossible to obtain planning permits or temporary construction permits. Therefore, rectification notices have been issued, requiring homeowners to provide relevant approval documents within a time limit. If they cannot be provided, they need to move out the containers and restore the original state by themselves.




