Mission Hills Hainan · Huayi Brothers · Feng Xiaogang Movie Town

　　The Mission Hills Hainan · Huayi Brothers · Feng Xiaogang Movie Town is the world’s first large-scale movie-themed destination named after a renowned director, combining live-action tourism, physical commerce, and film production in one. It showcases the evolving streetscapes of Chinese cities throughout the past century.

　　The Movie Town includes the 1942 Style Street, Old Beijing Style Street, Nanyang Style Street, Church Square Area, a garden landscape area featuring classic scenes from Feng Xiaogang’s New Year films, the Stars Avenue, as well as studios and supporting service areas that include the world’s largest 8,000㎡ film base.

　　Drawing inspiration from classic Feng Xiaogang films such as “1942,” “Aftershock,” and “If You Are the One,” the Movie Town features a comprehensive entertainment and commercial district. It recreates the street vibes of Chinese cities over the past hundred years and vividly presents the evolution of 20th-century Chinese urban architecture. Within these streets, designed with architectural styles inspired by Feng’s films, visitors will find diverse dining, entertainment, cinemas, coffee shops, boutiques, and boutique hotels. The unforgettable film scenes, strong nostalgic atmosphere, and the transition between day and night create a commercial district that captures the transformation of Chinese city streets over a century. The entire project uniquely combines architectural tourism, movie tourism, and commercial tourism.

　　Address: No. 19, Yangshan Avenue, Longhua District, Haikou City, Hainan Province

　　Transportation: Take the free Mission Hills shuttle bus within Haikou City

　　Feng Xiaogang 　　Feng Xiaogang, born in 1958 in Beijing with ancestral roots in Xiangtan, Hunan, is a Chinese film director, screenwriter, and actor. His works are known for their Beijing-flavored comedies, and he specializes in commercial films. In 1977, he worked in the propaganda troupe of the 6th Tank Division of the 38th Army, and officially joined the army in 1978. In 1985, he was transferred to the Beijing Television Art Center as an art designer, and later entered the Shanghai Film Festival through an introduction by his good friend and frequent collaborator Ge You, thus officially beginning his film career. In 1990, he co-directed his first film “Encounter with Enthusiasm” with Zheng Xiaolong, which received four nominations at the China Golden Rooster Awards, including Best Screenplay. In 2004, he directed the... Details+