The 83rd edition of The Condor Heroes was filmed in Hong Kong that year. Where did the Great Wall and grassland come from under limited conditions?

Speaking of The Legend of the Condor Heroes, everyone will think that it is really a classic. However, due to the lack of funds and immature technology at that time, many shots were completed in the studio, and then after strong post-adjustment. Although a lot of work seemed difficult to complete at that time, the crew also made great efforts to bring a better viewing experience to the audience. Especially the Mongols, riding horses on the grassland is really difficult for Hong Kong people.

In order to shoot these plots well, the crew even built yurts. Cattle and sheep are specially bought from far away places to present the plot in the story. From this point of view, the whole crew is still very attentive, and the director also wants the audience to see a more realistic scene, so he has to make some sacrifices. Explain that nothing is impossible as long as you make up your mind and work hard for it.

The scene of the Great Wall is also temporary. After all, the crew at that time did not have the conditions to take all the actors to the real Great Wall for filming. This snack scene is equivalent to building a film and television city. Although it was not very difficult to build a film and television city, the director still brought such a visual experience to the audience with great care when the economy was so scarce.

Therefore, this serious spirit of the crew is very worthy of our affirmation. Nowadays, many plots are produced directly on the set and then pieced together by powerful post-production. Of course, the effect of this synthesis is not as realistic as that of direct shooting.