Hengdian Film and TV City is geographically located in Hengdian Town, Dongyang, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province, 18 kilometers from the center of Dongyang City, 180 kilometers away from Hangzhou, Wenzhou, in the Jiang, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Fujian, Gan four-hour traffic and tourism economic circle; by plane, train or take the highway can be reached directly. The total area of more than 30 square kilometers, its core scenic area of more than 20 square kilometers.
From the beginning of 1996 to 2013, 17 years, a small countryside, to industrial start and get rich, but because of a sideline is famous all over the country, this miracle is still all the way to be witnessed by the crowd. Behind the miracle, people in the industry believe that the "Hengdian model" has made it an extraordinary scale.
Hengdian Film and TV City now has Guangzhou Street, Hong Kong Street, Qin Wang Palace, Qingming Riverside, Ming and Qing Dynasty Palace, Dream Valley and other 18 film and television shooting base. More than 1,200 films and TV dramas have been shot in these bases, such as "Opium War", "Hero" (movie version, American version), "Wuji", "Yongzheng Dynasty", "Painted Skin" (movie version TV version), "Journey to the West to Subdue the Devil" and so on. As a result, Hengdian has been called "China's Hollywood" by industry insiders.
In the 17 years from the beginning of the construction in 1996 to 2013, Hengdian Group has opened up 32,742.48 acres of barren mountains, of which 9,000 acres have been reclaimed for the Red Army Long March Expo City built in 2005 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Long March of China's Workers, Peasants and Red Army.
Hengdian Film and TV City has become the world's largest film and TV shooting base, China's only "national film and TV industry experimental zone", and is called "China's Hollywood" by the U.S. Hollywood magazine.
On October 12, 2017, Hengdian Film and Television officially landed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the public offering of 53 million shares, the issue price of 15.45 yuan / share, the number of shares issued accounted for the issue of the company's total share capital of 11.70%.
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On August 28, 2012 Zhejiang Provincial Postage Stamp Bureau, Zhejiang Provincial Filmmakers Association, Hengdian Film and Television City jointly launched the "100th Anniversary of the Birth of Chinese Cinema" personalized commemorative stamps. Hengdian Film and Television City personalized commemorative stamps, as well as Hengdian Film and Television City postal postcards, first day commemorative covers, etc.; Hengdian Film and Television City personalized commemorative stamps, as well as Hengdian Film and Television City postal postcards, are available in sets of eight stamps per version and twelve postcards per set. The stamps and postcards are based on the representative attractions of Hengdian Film and Television City.
In December 2012, the number of visitors to Hengdian Film and TV City exceeded 11.77 million, a new record.
In April 2013, with an investment of more than 100 million yuan, the Qin Wang Palace scenic area 4D ride experience project "Dragon Emperor surprised" and the Ming and Qing Palace scenic area of large-scale song and dance show "Forbidden Ceremony" show was officially launched; in the same month, Dream Valley scenic area of the new rides - Ferris wheel and other shocking debut.
In 2015, Hengdian Film and Television Culture Industry Experimental Zone entered the zone with a cumulative total of 638 enterprises and 242 studios.
2016 is the 20th anniversary of the founding of Hengdian Film and TV City. Over the past 20 years, Hengdian has become a representative symbol of China's film and TV culture industry, having received more than 1,700 film and TV crews and over 100 million visitors. As of 2017, a total of 2,155 Chinese and foreign film and television productions have been shot in Hengdian.
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