Zhenbeibao Western Film Studio

Spot Facts

1. Main Gate

   Start · Entrance
2. Ming City

   about 250 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Sight
3. Moon Gate

   about 200 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Sight

   Tour the Ming City: earthen rammed walls and old streets, desolate and rustic, where the classic scenes of Joker and Zixia from A Chinese Odyssey are recreated; the Moon Gate (an iconic scene from Red Sorghum) stands alone in the wilderness, full of the rugged spirit of the Northwest. About 1.5 hours. Why this route: The Ming City carries the golden memories of western Chinese cinema, and scenes like the Moon Gate come with their own movie soundtrack.
4. Qing City

   about 280 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Sight

   Tour the Qing City: tall walls and orderly streets recreate a Ming-Qing northwestern border town; inside are film props, wax figures, and scene recreations, and you can rent period costumes for photos. About 1 hour. Why this route: The Qing City complements the Ming City in style; strolling through feels like traveling back to a northwestern border town in an old film.
5. Old Yinchuan Street

   about 220 m (straight line) from the previous stop · Sight

   Stroll Old Yinchuan Street: a recreated Republican-era Yinchuan street market with old shop signs, rickshaws, photo studios, and other nostalgic elements, where you can taste northwestern snacks. About 40 minutes. Why this route: The old Yinchuan street market restores the city's memory and adds everyday life to the film studio's cinematic journey.

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