Shanghai Film Park上海影视乐园.pptVIP

Guanghua Daily Romance in the Rain classic cars Clothing Exhibition and Wax Museum extras Map Nearby Hotel Nearby Attractions Hilarious Kung Fu Show There are very few benches in the film park for visitors to rest, but a hilarious kung fu performance (in studio no.5) provides a quick way to refuel. Staged twice a day (10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.), the budget stage show borrows its plot from a popular Chinese TV series Shanghai Tan and is set in 1920s Shanghai. Prepare to see a very limited cast presenting a montage of jazz dance, a love triangle scene and (fake) kung fu fight in the 20-minute show, which is dubbed with pre-recorded dialogue in Shanghainese and Mandarin, together with combat sound effects and, amusingly, periodical sounds of mouse clicks. A tour around Shanghai Film Park takes about two hours. Family visitors are advised to pay extra attention to children while touring as some of the movie sets are not properly maintained. For example, several safety barrels on stairs and along the creek were missing during our trip. 映日红莲开并蒂 同心伴侣喜双飞 “Well worth the trip to Sonjiang” Foreigners Review of Shanghai Film Park Visited here just after Spring Festival with my wife and her parents. Spent the whole day at the film park which is modelled on lao Shanghai. They have trams, old cars, horse and trap and impressive replicas of Nanjing Road, the former Bund war memorial etc. The day we visited they had a kung-fu performance from some of the extras in Chinese movies and a Taiwan food festival. Best to get here via Lianhua Lu metro station, and then a bus to the film park. Visited January 2012 craigmorley Tadley, United Kingdom C B A 1. Shanghai Tourism Distribution Center has shuttle buses (leaving at 9 a.m.) to Shanghai Film Park every weekend. 2. Take Metro Line 1 to Lianhua Lu Station (莲花路站), then switch to bus Lianshi (莲石专线), Lianjin (莲金专线) or Lianfeng (莲枫专线) to Chedun. The film park is a 10-minute walk from the bus stop. 3. Take Metro LIne 9 to the last sto