Every time I travel, I am troubled by a problem, that is, I can only go to a limited number of attractions in my limited time, which means that a lot of time will be spent on the road. But I was very pleasantly surprised to have recently discovered a film and television city around Guangzhou that integrates major tourist spots, which can fully meet my shooting and play needs, and I don't have to travel around and around!

This film and television city is located in Foshan, Guangdong. It is the world's first comprehensive film and television city integrating film and television, tourism, leisure and religion. It is located at the foot of Xiqiao Mountain, a national 5A-level scenic spot. If visiting Xiqiao Mountain National Art Film and Television City is not enough fun, you can also stroll around Xiqiao Mountain, a natural oxygen bar with green mountains, clear waters and beautiful scenery, and feel the aura of nature.

Entering the film and television city, we walked into a large house and discovered that this Jiangnan mansion was actually a large dyeing workshop, and traces of dyeing cloth could still be seen everywhere.

It is rumored that there is another story in this mansion: there was once a couple in need who got up early and late every day to support their family, but their family situation never improved. Later, his wife met a fairy in her dream and taught her printing and dyeing skills. After waking up from the dream, the couple worked together to improve the original printing and dyeing skills, which finally made the dyeing workshop famous.

Various printing and dyeing tools are still placed in the mansion.

Through these historical imprints, we can still vaguely see how prosperous this Jiangnan mansion once was.

Cloth dyeing is a superb craft, as is pottery.

When new players go into battle, they will always make all kinds of jokes.

In the hands of the master, the clay is like a group of trained soldiers, while in our hands, they are like eggs of recruits who have just entered the military camp and disobeyed discipline.

However, it is quite fulfilling to be able to make a decent piece of pottery by hand.

Walking along the road, I was unknowingly shocked by the momentum here.

It turned out that they had arrived at the built Ming and Qing palaces.

The red city walls, the golden eaves tripods, and the colorful carvings all demonstrate the royal aura.

Although the Forbidden City here only covers a quarter of the area of Beijing, it is perfectly reproduced in terms of details. If you want to have a close view of the Forbidden City, you can also come here to have a look.

The imperial palace made of carved beams and jade makes people hold their breath; the green garden gives people comfortable enjoyment; the gurgling stream injects a breath of life into the solemn and rich palace...

Although there are also flowers, plants and lakes in the Forbidden City, it is still dominated by magnificent palace buildings. Although this solemnity is softened, the momentum of the palace has not been weakened at all.

Leaving the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, we came to Guangfo Street, and suddenly spanned a hundred years from ancient times to the Republic of China.

Perhaps to create a New Year atmosphere, the buildings on Guangfo Street have also been added with red makeup. Red silk ribbons are floating in the wind, and red lanterns are looming among them.

Simple doodles have a unique sense of interest and liveliness.

Guangfo Street contains buildings with the imprint of the Guangfo era such as Taigang, Tianzi Wharf, and Shisanxing. Being in it is like traveling through time and space and being in the historical picture of the Republic of China.

Along the way, a familiar song seemed to ring in my ears.

"Night Shanghai, Night Shanghai, you are a city that never sleeps. The lights are up, the music is playing, and the singing and dancing are peaceful..." A song "Night Shanghai" takes us into the memories of old Shanghai.

Bailemen was a famous comprehensive entertainment venue in old Shanghai at that time.

In addition, it also perfectly moves historical symbols such as trams and old mailboxes back to modern times...

After shopping for most of the morning, I didn't realize that my stomach was singing empty city tactics.

We walked into a tea restaurant and ordered some Hong Kong delicacies from the 1980s and 1990s.

After eating and resting in the tea restaurant, we continue our journey of exploration.

This is the Kowloon Walled City.

Entering the Kowloon Walled City, everything seems to be covered with dust, because it is full of traces of time.

Very nostalgic and retro style ~

Hong Kong Street highly restores the former streetscape and cleverly reproduces the prosperous life of Hong Kong people in the 20th century.

Not only is the architecture of Hong Kong Street realistic, but the props arranged in the shops are also extremely realistic and exquisite. The classic movie work "Ip Man's Final Battle" was taken on Hong Kong Street.

If you have seen a movie and come to visit Hong Kong Street again, many scenes in the movie will always appear naturally in front of your eyes.

Typical street scenes in Hong Kong such as Mytton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Mong Kok can be seen here. Buildings with traditional Hong Kong style such as ice rooms and boxing halls can also be seen everywhere.

Passing through again and arriving at Dacheng Hall, the first thing that came into view was a statue of Saint Kong.

The furnishings of the mansion are combined with experience activities and are the opening ceremony place to hold one of the four major ceremonies in life.

Entering the park, everyone felt quiet and remained in awe.

Being named on the gold list was a major event in ancient people's lives.

A small wooden board carries the dreams of countless students. How many students cried with joy in front of this gold roll, and how many students were frustrated and depressed in front of this gold roll. Standing in front of this bright gold list, it seems to have returned to a certain moment, feeling their excitement or frustration...

Various colorful and patterned paper umbrellas hang upside down in the streets of Dashi.

It feels very beautiful when you walk through it.

The next stop will arrive at Xiake Peach Blossom Island.

There are decorated peach trees everywhere, and actors dressed in ancient costumes linger among them, showing the love and sword shadows of children and girls in the Jianghu

Old platforms, short bodies, and simple locomotives. We have never seen such trains since we were young in the new era.

The mark of history also brings a fresh feeling. Many people come specially to check in on the old locomotive.

Wei Mansion is the residence of a general named Wei Sheng during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is said that this general was brave and good at fighting the Jin army many times and made illustrious contributions.

The Wei Mansion has the style of traditional Qing Dynasty architecture, with red as the background, luxurious eaves, exquisite carvings and grandeur.

The mansion is based on a main central axis. The main buildings are distributed on this central axis, while the secondary buildings are scattered on both sides of the main buildings, forming a left-right symmetrical layout.

There is a corridor in front of each room, which forms a corridor in the rectangular building. Walking along the corridor, we can see "big business cards" hanging on the corridor walls that introduce the lives of successive emperors and Chinese heroes. As we stroll along the way, we can also learn and learn knowledge while we are at the same time, so why not?

The last stop at Kaifeng Prefecture and entering the gate, the four characters "Awe-inspiring and upright" were right before our eyes, which also made us feel more truly Bao Qingtian's image of enforcing the law impartially and upright.

In the lobby, Lord Bao was sitting upright and there was a shocking sound!

"Wei…Wu…"

Naturally, one day is not enough to visit the entire film and television city, but there is a long time to come, so I will only wait for the next journey through the journey ~