Write in the front: there is only one film and television city in Shanghai: Shanghai Film and Television Paradise and Shanghai Film and Television City are also called Shanghai Chedun Film and Television City or Songjiang Film and Television City. These are the same film and television city, and the detailed address is in Chedun Town.

When you walk into the film and television city, it's really like going to that era, 36 degrees around that angle, just like in a movie. The old trams leave according to the timetable and ride on the ancient Nanjing Road. The immersive experience is very wonderful, and the pictures in the movie are always in my mind. After entering the door, you will feel the breath of old Shanghai.

I feel like I've crossed the thick old Shanghai style here, which is a bit desolate when there is no crew. The park is not big and there are not many people. It takes 1-2 hours to visit.

The car pier has fully restored the streetscape of old Shanghai during the Republic of China, with not only rickshaws, trams and Shikumen-style alleyways unique to old Shanghai, but also European-style churches and cafes ...

This era in Shanghai is prosperous and full of rivers, but it also hides the turbulent and shuddering era and is full of historical sense, so many film and television dramas like to take the Republic of China as the background.

Shanghai Film and Television Amusement Park is mainly composed of Nanjing Road, Shikumen Lane Group, moller villa, Catholic Church and other film and television shooting landscapes. It is an antique building complex with the culture of the Republic of China as the background.

There are always such buildings as the classic scene "Bailemen" dance hall, the "Ming's Mansion" in the "Pretender", several houses and "Ping An Fu" alley in the "Soul Requisition" and so on.

But the name doesn't have to be "Paramount" all the time, because the studio needs to constantly change the name of the building with the crew who come to shoot.

For example, the classic "Deep Rain", "Sparrow", "Pawnshop No.8", "Killing the Soul" The Eight Hundred, and the movies "beginning of the great revival" and "Kung Fu" were all filmed here.

You can also knock on the door of Yi Ping's house when you come here ~ Jimei people with good figure can wear cheongsam to punch in, which is very appropriate!

If you've always wanted to take some photos of old Shanghai, you'll find that Chedun Film and Television Base is the only one nearby.

Shanghai Chedun Film and Television Base

Location: No.366, Yingjia Road, Beizhen Town, Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai

Transportation: intercity high-speed rail (jinshan railway)+bus (Chedun bus 6/61/63), which is troublesome, so it is recommended to drive by yourself ~