Jiangsu Broadcasting ShiXiu Film and Television Base is a part of the Jiangsu Broadcasting Lizhi Cultural Tourism brand, also known as Jiangsu (National) Future Film and Television Cultural and Creative Industry Park. Initiated by Jiangsu Broadcasting System in 2007, it is a key cultural industry project in Jiangsu Province, with a current development area of 2113 acres. It features 4 large-scale filming studios with international standards, a Republic of China film street, a church film area, and Xingfu Mountain Villa Hotel.
It has been the filming location for numerous outstanding films and TV series such as ‘The Flowers of War’, ‘Massage’, ‘Rising Sun on the Clouds’, ‘Patriots’, ‘The Disguiser’, and ‘My Special Force’. It has also hosted the recording of Jiangsu Broadcasting’s brand IP programs like ‘If You Are the One’, ‘Super Magician’, ‘Amazing Kids’, ‘One Station to Another’, ‘Open Sesame’, ‘Voice of the World Youth’, and ‘Daredevils’. Additionally, it has established a photography base integrating wedding photography, commercial photography, and Lizhi children’s photography, with a focus on wedding photography. Are you curious about the scenes where the stories in the dramas take place? Do you ever imagine the scenes from a previous life? The Republic of China street will take you through time and space into those nostalgic stories. Go back to the past and imagine the future! We will witness history and happiness with you. Open all year round from 09:30 to 17:00.Preferential policies: Children under 6 years old (not including) or under 1.4 meters in height (not including) enter for free; minors over 1.4 meters in height and between 6 to 18 years old enter at half price. Students with full-time undergraduate and below degrees enter at half price. Elderly over 70 years old (including) enter for free; those between 60 to 69 years old enter at half price. Active military personnel with valid documents enter for free. Disabled persons with valid documents enter for free. Journalists with press cards issued by the State Press and Publication Administration enter for free.
