Starry City Film and Television Base

Starry City Film and Television Base

Starry City Film and Television Base is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Starry City Film and Television Base, formerly known as Feiteng Film and Television City, is also called Starry Town. The predecessor of Feiteng Productions Co., Ltd., Feiteng (China) Productions Co., Ltd., was established in 1995 as a wholly-owned enterprise of Taiwan's Feiteng Productions Co., Ltd. in Beijing. In 2001, China's largest privately-owned multimedia media company—Starry Media Co., Ltd.—invested in and took a controlling stake in Feiteng Productions Co., Ltd. Over the nine years since its establishment, Feiteng Film and Television City has hosted more than 100 film and television productions by Feiteng Productions Co., Ltd. as well as numerous production companies and crews from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and overseas. It served as the main filming location for TV dramas such as “Palace of Desire,” “The Dyeing House,” “Heavenly Sword and Dragon Saber,” “The Fragrance of Locust Flowers in May,” “Iron Teeth, Bronze Teeth Ji Xiaolan I, II, III,” and “Princess Huanzhu III.” Numerous other film and television works were also shot here, including “Mouse Loves Cat,” “Little Fish and Big Demon,” “Kangxi and Wei Xiaobao,” “My Whole Life,” “A Love Through Time,” “Kangxi's Secret Visit,” “The Granary Under Heaven,” “For the Sake of the Republic,” and “Sister-in-Law Tian Guihua.” With its diverse and comprehensive set designs, the base has not only become an important hub for film and television production by creators from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, but will also be a must-visit tourist destination in the future.

Admission

Admission: 55 RMB

Location

No. 1, Fengxiang Second Park, Yangsong Town, Huairou District, Beijing — China Film Base

Source: Beijing Municipal Commission of Tourism Development