Introduction of Wuxi Film Capital A Brief Introduction of Hualaiwu Drama in Wuxi Film Capital

Wuxi Cinema is located on the bank of Taihu Lake in the south of the Yangtze River. This is a 4A-level scenic spot, where the film China Airport was filmed. The mature industrial wind screen attracts a large number of young tourists, which is very suitable for taking pictures and punching cards as a souvenir.

There is a "Wuxi Film Capital" near Taihu Lake in Wuxi, which is called "Hollywood" in China. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction, located in Wuxi National Digital Film Industrial Park.

Wuxi Cinema was originally a closed and abandoned old steel mill (once the largest rolling mill in Wuxi: Xuelang Qiuluolin), and later it was transformed into Wuxi DreamWorks after a series of upgrades. Walking into the film capital of Wuxi, we can see that the buildings here have basically maintained the original steel structure, which also makes it full of industrial style. It is worthwhile to visit here on weekends.

The original factory building has also been transformed into a studio, a science and technology museum, an experience hall, a studio shooting area, a star wax museum, a fashion street and so on. There is no need for big tickets to enter the park, and individual venues need to buy tickets separately. Every weekend or holiday, many tourists will come here to experience this industrial film and television base.

Enter the Digital Film Science and Technology Museum, which is a venue integrating film display, popular science and experience. Here, you can fully understand the shooting process and use the model to reproduce the scene when shooting that year. For example, Titanic in front of you has a model, and elements such as lighting and photographers are all reproduced one by one.

I have to mention that Captain, which was shown last year, was filmed here, and the Airbus A3 19 model machine of1was built here, costing more than 30 million yuan.

In the Digital Film Science and Technology Museum, you can also experience the classic scenes in movies such as Titanic and Avatar, especially the romance of Jack and Ruth standing on the Titanic against the sea breeze, which attracted many tourists to experience. On the other hand, you can also learn about the special effects of movies.

Among these numerous venues, the one that impressed me the most was "renmin street", where there were shops, foreign firms, sparrow halls, dance halls, restaurants and other shooting scenes of the Republic of China dramas and spy war dramas. Although it is not big, it reproduces the bustling scene of old Shanghai. It is reported that Shanghai Tango was filmed here.

Another advantage of visiting the film and television base is that there are certain opportunities to meet stars, which is why many people like to go to Hengdian Film and Television City, attracting many people to idolize.

When it comes to People's Street, we have to mention the green leather trains and railway stations in the style of the Republic of China. I remember there is an underground People's Street in Nanjing Museum, where an old steam train is parked. It's very suitable for taking pictures here, and it has the feeling of ins wind when you take a shot.

There is also a wax museum here, which is not as famous as Madame Tussauds Shanghai, but its figures and demeanor are very realistic. The picture shows my favorite star, Stephen Chow, in the movie Kung Fu.