Hengdian Ming-Qing Street Film and Television Shooting Base

　　Ming-Qing Street covers an area of 1,300 acres and is situated in the Cultural Village. It is a uniquely distinctive shooting base within Hengdian World Studios — the "Oriental Hollywood." The area is rich in the architectural culture of the Ming and Qing dynasties, featuring columns, corridors, white walls, black tiles, upturned eaves, flying rafters, and patterned windows... Being here evokes a deep sense of historical nostalgia.

　　The streets leading to the base are lined with double-eaved, imitation Ming-Qing garden buildings, all uniformly styled with grey tiles and white walls — simple yet elegant. The buildings are painted in crabapple red, adorned with wooden lattice carvings, exuding both an air of classical dignity and stately grandeur.

　　The Ming-Qing Street shooting base is a living scroll of Chinese cultural history and a wonderful destination for those seeking enrichment and inspiration.

　　Main attractions: City Gate, Fengshen Palace, Lantern City Hundred Pavilions Park, Moon-Viewing Garden, Hundred Emperors City, Rui Zhi Hall, and Rui Ai Hall, among others.

　　Information source: Jinhua Government Website