By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Taiwan’s rich natural beauty and cultural characteristics have gradually garnered international attention. Following the filming of "Lucy" and the Hollywood blockbuster "Silence" in Taiwan, Taiwanese scenes are set to grace the big screen once again. The Korean film "The Job" first selected Xinzhuang’s Central Market on the 20th for shooting, transforming the site into a setting reminiscent of the 1990s to depict a North-South Korea intelligence operation. In addition to Xinzhuang, the "The Job" filming crew also chose Keelung’s Zhongshan Bridge. This location was previously featured in director Hou Hsiao-hsien’s 2001 film "Millennium Mambo," marking its return to the screen. To facilitate filming, the Keelung City Government will specially close Zhongshan Overpass and surrounding traffic on the evenings of February 27 and 28, and urges tourists to take note.
The Korean film crew, after filming at Xinzhuang Central Market, selected Keelung’s Zhongshan Bridge as a filming location (Image source / Keelung City Government)
Zhongshan Bridge in Keelung will be closed to traffic on the evenings of February 27 and 28 (Image source / Keelung City Government)
The Korean film’s production team, following Xinzhuang Central Market, selected Keelung’s Zhongshan Bridge for filming (Image source / Keelung City Government)
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