Remember the once sensational variety show "Goodbye Fatty"? The production team once held an episode at Beijing’s Liangjian Real-Life CS Base, where Wu Zongxian and Ma Dong led a group of Taiwanese and mainland celebrities in an exciting game of real-life CS. Fully geared up, the scene resembled an American action movie—intense and thrilling—leaving everyone shouting for more.
In narrow paths, the brave prevail. Real-life CS is a tactical combat game that originally served as military and police training. It has since evolved into a recreational activity beloved by enthusiasts and is now also a competitive sport and team-building exercise.
Zhou Hongyi once said that those who are good at real-life CS likely possess strong abilities in areas such as reaction speed and observation. As a child, boys love to play war games—a trait rooted in genetics. From his enthusiasm for real-life CS, Zhou Hongyi gained many insights into running a business.
Real-life CS not only tests participants’ physical fitness but also builds willpower and teamwork. Originating from scientific military training methods abroad, it helps uncover hidden strengths we never knew we had. Only by immersing yourself can you truly experience: relying on confidence and team encouragement to overcome fear, conquer challenges, and ultimately enjoy the joy of success. This intangible reward is immense.
Beijing Liangjianmeng Real-Life CS Expansion offers services such as electronic laser tag real-life CS, team building, expansion training, corporate management, and conference services. Its professional coaches have led teams from Baidu, Microsoft, Founder, JD.com, and appeared on the "Goodbye Fatty" variety show. They are efficient, experienced, and highly reputed in the industry.
The company’s real-life CS expansion business currently has several branches in Beijing: the Beiputuo Film and Television Store, Huairou Film City Store, and Nangong Sports Park Store. The Beiputuo Film Base is the third-largest film location base in China, featuring Ming and Qing architectural styles. All equipment is high-end, allowing you to enjoy traditional Ming and Qing architecture while engaging in real-life CS battles—killing two birds with one stone.
In addition to its Beijing bases, there is also the largest indoor real-life CS venue in North China, located in Bazhou. It can accommodate 300 people for simultaneous activities, is unaffected by weather, and is open year-round. There is also a 10,000-square-meter hot spring and a 3,000-square-meter children's water park for relaxation after CS. Address: Guoquan Ecological Park, Nanmeng Town, Bazhou City.
Liangjianmeng Real-Life CS uses the most professional and advanced equipment in China, delivering a strong sense of realism. In its professional venues, you’ll feel as if you’re truly on the battlefield, making every battle exhilarating.
For more exciting details, visit the official Liangjian Real-Life CS website