Zhongshan Film and Television City is a great place to visit for a weekend getaway. The scenery is truly amazing, and there are five main scenic areas, each with a different style. No matter what style you like, you’re sure to find something to enjoy. And you can easily take stunning photos in every area! So, how can you make the most of your one-day trip to Zhongshan Film and Television City? Let’s find out!
First of all, Zhongshan Film and Television City was built to commemorate Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s revolutionary endeavors in China and around the world. The city is divided into five main sections: China Zone, Japan Zone, America Zone, Britain Zone, and Exhibition Hall Zone. Over 200 television productions have used this location for filming, including TV series like “Sun Yat-sen,” “Sunrise in the East,” “Towards the Republic,” and the movie “Twelve Years of Wind and Rain.”
Stepping into the city for the first time, if you have some knowledge of history, you will be able to feel a lot, especially in the China Zone. The Presidential Palace, Whampoa Military Academy, the Military Academy, etc., all these places come to mind, leaving a very deep impression. Further in, there are also inscriptions written by Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Walking through the China Zone, you really feel like you’ve been transported back to Nanjing decades ago.
Of course, besides the China Zone, the other scenic areas are also very good. They’re great for taking photos, and you can easily capture beautiful pictures in almost every spot. Especially the Japan Zone and Britain Zone, the surrounding buildings are truly beautiful, mainly in vibrant colors. It has to be said that Zhongshan Film and Television City is indeed a cultural and tourism city with both revolutionary educational significance and historical and cultural value. When you have a weekend off, you might want to come here for a walk and have a look around.
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