What are the famous large-scale film and television bases in China?

Zhejiang Hengdian Film and Television Base (Asia’s largest)

In early 2004, Zhejiang Jinhua Hengdian Film and Television was established as China’s only national-level film and television industry experimental zone. Hengying Industrial Zone brings together 305 film and television companies, and the country's first GEM-listed film and television company, Huayi Brothers, was born.

Shanghai Film and Television Park

Shanghai Film and Television Park is one of the top ten film and television bases in China. Shanghai Film and Television Park has the urban atmosphere of old Shanghai, the behind-the-scenes secrets of filmmaking, and a European-style standard courtyard. There are the "former residence of Song Ziwen" and the "School of Arts and Crafts" on Fenyang Road. The characteristic style of old Shanghai is one of its characteristics. Most of the domestic period film and television dramas telling the story of Shanghai were filmed here. The most famous ones are "Love in the Rain", "Lust, Caution", "New Shanghai Beach", "Love in a Fallen City", "Jin Tai Ban", "Dancing with the Wolf", "Piao Shuai", etc.

Hebei Zhuozhou Film and Television Base

The CCTV Zhuozhou Filming Base was founded in August 1990. It is located in Marina Town, Zhuozhou City, Baoding City, Hebei Province, 48 kilometers south of Beijing. It is the largest in China. It is a place that provides scenes and production services for film and television shooting. It is also an emerging cultural attraction that highlights the characteristics of film and television. Representative works include: "Tang Minghuang", "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Eastern Zhou Dynasty", "Water Margin", "Wu Zetian", "The King of Western Chu Overlord Zhuozhou Film and Television City Tour Guide", "Su Wu Shepherd", "Blue Sky - Yang Hundreds of Chinese and foreign film and television crews, including "Family General", "Magic Valley", "Han Liu Bang", "Hero of Troubled Times Lu Buwei" and "Qin Shihuang" currently being produced by CCTV, have come to the base and filmed thousands of programs (episodes). Recently filmed film and television dramas include "Red Cliff", "Legend of Shaolin Temple", etc.

Guangdong Zhongshan Film and Television Base

Zhongshan Film and Television Base is located in Cuiheng Village, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province. It is one of the top ten largest film and television bases in China. One of the film and television bases. Zhongshan City covers an area of ??300 acres and is divided into five parts: Chinese Scenic Area, Japanese Scenic Area, British Scenic Area, American Scenic Area and Exhibition Hall Area. Representative works include "Sun Yat-sen", "Sunrise in the East", "Toward Peace", Shanghai Television Studio's movie "Twelve Years of Storm", Hong Kong Phoenix TV's "Looking Back at the Revolution of 1911" and Hong Kong ATV's "The Gambler" and many other film and television dramas and numerous documentaries.

Jiangsu Wuxi Film and Television Base

CCTV Wuxi Film and Television Base is China’s first theme park that combines film and television culture with tourism, and is also a national 5A tourist attraction. Located at No. 128, Shanshui West Road, Binhu District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, China. Filmed TV series "Tang Minghuang", "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Water Margin".

Ningxia Zhenbeipu Western Film and Television City ("China's Unique")

The full name of the Western Film and Television City is Zhenbeibao Western Film and Television City. It is 35 kilometers away from Yinchuan City and is located in a primitive ancient city. Built on the basis of the fort. It is one of the three major film and television cities in China and the only famous film and television city in western China. He has successively filmed famous movies such as "Red Sorghum", "Five Leaders", "Five Women and a Rope", "Fang Shiyu: The Hero Becomes a Young Man", "Ashes of Time", "The Old Man and the Dog" and "The Goddess of the Wasteland". Film.

Jiangsu Tongli Film and Television Shooting Base

Tongli, a thousand-year-old historical and cultural town, is famous at home and abroad for its water town scenery of "small bridges and flowing water and people's homes", as well as its gathering of humanities and cultural relics. , known as the "Natural Studio", "Little Venice of the East" and "Ming and Qing Architecture Exhibition Hall", has been included in the preliminary list of applying for world cultural heritage. Due to its well-preserved nature and unique resource advantages, it has been chosen as a filming location by film and television crews.

Changying Century City ("Oriental Hollywood")

Changying Century City is located in Changchun City, Jilin Province. It is an amusement park with relatively advanced equipment in Changchun.

Changsha Film Century City is China’s first movie theme park that combines the film production industry and tourism. It can be called the Hollywood of the East. It is built by drawing on the essence of Universal Studios Hollywood and Disneyland in the United States. .

Henan Jiaozuo Yellow River Cultural Film and Television City

Jiaozuo Film and Television City is located in Jiaozuo City, northwest of Henan Province, one of China's outstanding tourist cities. It is 1 km away from Jiaozuo City and is adjacent to Taihang in the north. It is adjacent to the Yellow River in the south and has a superior geographical location. It is one of the top ten scenic spots in Jiaozuo City. It is a national AAAA tourist attraction and a famous film and television base in China. It is one of the "top ten film and television cities in China" and "the first nine film and television shooting bases in the country". The new version of "Water Margin", the new version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the movie "Warring States", etc. were filmed here

Zhejiang Xiangshan Film and Television City

Xiangshan Film and Television City is located in the beautiful Xiangshan County, Zhejiang Province Datanggang Ecological Tourism Zone uses Lingyan Mountain as the background and cleverly combines local natural landscapes such as mountains, rocks, caves, water, and forests. The film and television city has a total investment of 460 million yuan and covers an area of ??1,091 acres. It is mainly composed of gates. It is composed of five major scenic spots areas: square area, village street workshop area, tomb cave area, manor lake pond area, shop city and residential area, integrating film and television culture, tourism and leisure. Xiangshan Film and Television City interprets the ancient architectural art of the Song Dynasty and integrates film and television culture, tourism and leisure. It is the largest film and television city in a single building in the country. In 2006, it was rated as one of the "Top Ten Film and Television Bases in China".