Zhongshan Studio City

Zhongshan

No.85Cuiheng Avenue, Cuiheng Town, Nanlang Town, Zhongshan City

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Zhongshan Studio City is located at 85 Cuiheng Avenue, Cuiheng Village, Nanlang Street, Zhongshan, adjacent to Sun Yat-sen's Former Residence. As part of the Sun Yat-sen's Hometown 5A-rated tourist attraction, this 266-acre studio complex has served as both a major filming location and comprehensive tourist destination since its opening in 2001. Zhongshan Studio City traces the revolutionary footsteps of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, recreating memorial sites from his revolutionary activities across China and worldwide. It features four distinct districts: Chinese, American, European, and Asian, collectively showcasing the democratic revolution led by Dr. Sun while highlighting diverse cultural characteristics. This multifunctional cultural attraction blends revolutionary commemoration with historical significance. Visitors can explore meticulously recreated landmarks like Nanjing's Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, the "Presidential Palace," Guangzhou Uprising Headquarters, Whampoa Military Academy, Dr. Sun's Shanghai Residence, and Westminster Abbey – all pivotal historical sites. Additional highlights include the Zhongshan Modern Celebrities Gallery, Zhongshan Warship Exhibition Hall, and Film Stills Gallery. Strolling through these immersive settings offers profound insights into Dr. Sun's remarkable revolutionary journey and Zhongshan's rich historical heritage. Zhongshan Studio City has served as the filming location for over 300 movies and TV productions, including Sun Yat-sen, Xian Xinghai, Southbound, The Macau Family, Against the Current, and Sleepless Days. The attraction features four distinctive districts showcasing the finest of Chinese and Western architectural artistry. Visitors can explore the bustling streets and shops of old Guangzhou, complete with authentic local ambiance, along with preserved sets from TV dramas like Storm in Guangzhou and Western Gate in the Rain. The New York Street area recreates iconic American urban landscapes, including Western frontier town scenes and the famous Chinatown district. The British Quarter presents elegant classical architecture with diverse European styles, from Western to religious structures, where the TV series Xian Xinghai was filmed.