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Dayangshan Film and Television Base

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — The Dayangshan Film and Television Base is located in Dayangshan Village, Baitazi Town, Kazuo County. This area boasts abundant tourism resources, among which Dayangshan (formerly known as Bailang Mountain) is the most...

Dayangshan Film and Television Base

  The Dayangshan Film and Television Base is situated in Dayangshan Village, Baitazi Town, Kazuo County. Rich in tourism resources, it is most famous for Dayangshan (historically known as Bailang Mountain). This majestic and picturesque mountain, known for its grandeur and beauty, was climbed by Cao Cao during his northern campaign against the Wuhuan, inspiring timeless literary works such as “Viewing the Boundless Sea.” Thanks to the popularity of the CCTV inspirational drama “Singing on the Doorstep of Hometown,” the Dayangshan Film and Television Base has attracted many visitors. Through the drama, audiences from within and outside the province not only witnessed the new developments in Kazuo County’s rural areas, but also became familiar with scenic spots within the county such as Dayangshan (ancient Bailang Mountain), the First Bend of the Ling River, and the Wafangdian Reservoir.

  The tourism boom brought by “Singing on the Doorstep of Hometown” has led to a surge in business for the farmhouse restaurants in Daxishan Village. Local specialties such as dried tofu, river fish, river shrimp, and grilled corn have become staple choices for visitors. Currently, Daxishan Village is cultivating the tertiary industry driven by the tourism and cultural industries as a new economic growth point, ensuring that tourism and culture not only provide spiritual enrichment for officials and residents, but also generate economic value.

  Source: Tourism Bureau of Harqin Left Wing Mongolian Autonomous County

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