Shanghai – The Cradle Of Magnificent Historical Studios

Shanghai (China) owns the most historical studios that make Chinese films with the years. It is also a place with a long history of cultural preservation.
Travel to Shanghai - the cradle of magnificent historical studios
Chu Gia Giac Ancient Town: Chu Gia Giac Ancient Town is located in the South Central region of Thanh Bon district, Shanghai city, adjacent to Dien Son lake tourist area. Possessing the Cao Cang River curving around, Chu Gia Giac is like "Venice" of Shanghai. Photo: @mysassyfoodblogger

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Seen on the map, this small town is shaped like a folding fan. Over 1,700 years of history, almost all cultural values in Chu Gia Giac are still preserved. In 1991, the Shanghai city government put Chu Gia Giac on the list of cultural towns here This is the setting of many famous Chinese historical dramas.



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One of the highlights of Chu Gia Giac is the 36 arch bridges spanning the river as a bridge connecting the people living around the town. The largest bridge is the Phong Sinh Bridge, born in 1571, more than 400 years now. The bridge remains intact as before, becoming a symbol of the town. Photo: @ferryadhi.
Chu Gia Giac is famous for the most Kieu (Phong Sinh Bridge), best chewing (Bac Dai street), best self (Bao Quoc Tu), best shrine (Thanh Hoang temple), unified hearing (Tieu Thi big room), consistent Vuong Sen memorial house), second member (Lock Truc Vien and Chu Khe Vien), tam bay (Tam Duong bay, Kieu Tu bay, Di Da bay), two sixteen splendid alleyways (26 alleyways). Photo: @chinadestination
Chu Gia Giac seems to be separated from the hustle and bustle scene with the most prosperous city in China, always hiding beautifully like a peaceful ancient painting.



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Phong Kinh Ancient Town: Phong Kinh ancient town is one of eight scenic spots in Tan Ho ward, Shanghai. A peaceful old town with a water-pattern characteristic of Giang Nam. This place imprints traces of mystical stories from the Song and Nguyen dynasties that still circulate to this day. Photo: Mafengwo.
Phong Kinh is considered to be a typical Jiangxi water-ink town, so that is surrounded by rivers and rivers. Accordingly, the bridges also appear dense, up to about 52 bridges spanning the river. One of the oldest bridges is Nguyen Dai Chi Hoa Bridge, dating back to 700 years.



Phong Kinh Ancient Town was chosen by many directors to be a filming site, not to mention the 2011 movie "No Limit" produced by director Pho Hoa Duong. Photo: Mafengwo.
Chedun Films - Shanghai: Studio Chedun (in Songjiang District, southwest of Shanghai, China), officially opened in 1998, is a giant studio, marking a series of famous films of cinema Chinese. The scene of the set recreates Chinese society in the 1930s. Photo: @arspiratio.
Besides being a filming location, the Chedun studio is also a tourist attraction when traveling to Shanghai. Films are usually open to visitors from 8:30 to 16:30. Occasionally you will see film crews working on scenes here.



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The works on the set represent the status quo of old Shanghai, including several main categories such as Nanjing Road, Southwestern Nanjing Road, the alleys with ancient gongs, the church, the Ngoai Bach bridge, the square, schools, hospitals, Hoa Binh theater, European-style villas, Suzhou-style canals, Japanese barracks ... Photo: @initial_lau.
Nanjing Road is famous for its horizontal and vertical train, which is a familiar scene with girls in blue and white uniforms riding a bicycle to school. The vast warehouses - the location for action movies with the fight scenes, the powerful paintings in the Shanghai harbor nearly a century ago. All are on the Chedun set.



Photo: @arspiratio.
According to Bich Phuong / Zing news
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