Where was my bargaining queen filmed? -Location introduction

"My Queen of Bargaining" is currently being broadcast on Dragon TV, Youku Video, Iqiyi Video and Tencent Video. The TV series starring Wu and Wu are also deeply loved by everyone. There are also many scenic spots in this TV series. Where did they shoot it?

Where did my bargaining queen shoot the TV series? My bargaining queen was shot in Tianjin.

My Queen of Bargaining is a romantic comedy, starring, Wu and.

This TV series is adapted from the novel My Bargaining Queen of the same name. It tells the story of Sheng Zhenning, the president of Changsheng Group, who got to know Xia Qian, the haggler, because of a misunderstanding. They love and kill each other, grow together, solve many mysteries and difficulties in each other's lives, and become sweet lovers.

Brief introduction of Ritz-Carlton Tianjin

All the stories about the company in the TV series My Bargaining Queen were shot at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.

Inspired by elegant history, this Tianjin hotel faces modern travelers with extraordinary design and facilities.

The Ritz-Carlton Tianjin is adjacent to Haihe River and located in the center of the Central Business District. The architectural style of European castle-style exterior wall presents neoclassical style, which combines the design sense of East and West. The hotel provides unparalleled services and facilities for business and leisure travelers, including local style spa, two specialty restaurants, Flair bar, event venue and other convenient meeting facilities and supporting services.

My bargaining queen was filmed in Tianjin. People who are familiar with Tianjin can see many famous scenic spots in Tianjin when watching this TV series, including some representative buildings.

If you want to go back to the place where the TV series was filmed, you can choose Panshan Scenic Area, Haichang Polar Ocean World, Avenue Cultural Tourism Area, Dagukou Fort Site, Tianjin Ancient Culture Street, Yangliuqing Museum and other places.

Panshan scenic spot

Tianjin Panshan Scenic Area is located in the northwest of Jixian County, Tianjin15km, with an area of106km2, and is known as "the first mountain in JD.COM". Because it is located in the east of Beijing. The old name of this mountain has no end, Wu Xu, Sizheng and Panlong. According to legend, Tian Chou, an unnamed celebrity, lived in seclusion here at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, hence the name Tian Panshan, or Panshan for short. It is a national-level scenic spot and a national 5A-level scenic spot. It is a tourist and leisure resort where natural landscape and scenic spots coexist and Buddhist culture and royal culture blend.

Tianjin Haichang Polar Ocean World

Tianjin Haichang Polar Ocean Park, invested and built by Dalian Haichang Tourism Group, is now an AAAA-level scenic spot. The project is located in the tourism plate of Xiangluowan in Tianjin Binhai New Area, on the south bank of Haihe River. The park opened on September 30th, 20 10, and consists of five functional areas: Polar Aquarium, Sunshine Sea Tour City, Hotel Apartment, City Tourist Avenue and Carnival Peninsula Street. Provide tourists with one-stop tourism services such as viewing, leisure, entertainment, catering and shopping.

Tianjin Wudadao Cultural Tourism Zone

Tianjin Fifth Avenue refers to a rectangular area located in the south of Chengdu Road, the north of Machang Road, the east of Xikang Road and the west of the intersection of Machang Road and Nanjing Road in Heping District, Tianjin.

Yangliuqing museum

Yangliuqing Museum, located in the Shi Jia Courtyard of Yangliuqing, a Millennium town, is a residential complex in the late Qing Dynasty known as the "first house in North China", which was founded in 1875. It is the former residence of Shi Yuanshi, one of the eight masters of Jinmen in Qing Dynasty, with an area of more than 7,200 square meters, including a building area of more than 2,900 square meters. The whole compound has 12 courtyards on both sides of the 60-meter-long tunnel. All courtyards are in positive layout, with courtyards, cross courtyards and nesting in courtyards. From dormitories, living rooms, drawing rooms, theaters, Buddhist temples to stables, all operas, architectural styles and artistic decorations reflect the cultural relics and folk customs in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.