Walking in the movie screen! How to spend three days in Changchun for a photographer

At the beginning of 25 years, Yilan's trip to Jilin left three days and two nights for Changchun. This was my second time to this city in winter. The last time I visited it in a hurry for one day. The winter in this city has a different charm, which attracted me to explore it in depth again. . ➡️DAY1: ✅First stop: Nanyang Road Tram Station The last time I came to Changchun, I took the tram and got off at Nanyang Road. I thought it was a great place to take pictures, so I must come and take some good pictures this time. The tram tracks are densely crisscrossed at this station. Next to the tracks are old-fashioned tube buildings, and tall sycamore trees are neatly arranged on both sides. When the tram passes by me from far to near and then gradually disappears at the other end of the track, a strong sense of movie scenes is created. This section of road is also an important filming location for "The World" and it is indeed photogenic. . ✅Second stop: Former site of Changchun Film Studio We arrived at the former site of Changchun Film Studio just in time for the blues, but without any plans to visit the site, we just looked at the exterior. The starting station of Line 54 Cultural and Tourism Special Train is right at the door. You can take photos with the stationary tram or get on board for a tour. Sitting in the retro carriage, looking out the window at the beautiful night scene, I imagined myself as the heroine of a nostalgic period drama. . ✅The third stop: There are mountains here This famous internet celebrity check-in spot, which has moved a mountain into a shopping mall, is just across the road from the former site of Changchun Film Studio. You may as well go and have a second look at the unique design. Shopping in the mall is like visiting a mountain city. The main products are various cultural and creative products and handmade products, which are suitable for young people. . ➡️DAY2: ✅First stop: Yongxing Farmers Market When you go to any city, you must go to its farmers' market to truly experience the lives of the locals. I love this market so much. In winter, each stall has a transparent shed and heaters. Wisps of smoke drift out, creating real fireworks, like walking into a large-scale life documentary. There are all kinds of food available, and you can buy local specialties to take home, but it’s hard to decide which one to have for breakfast. . ✅Second stop: Jingyuetan Jingyuetan Lake in winter is so beautiful, pure and quiet, as if you have walked into the scene in "Love Letter". There are frozen lakes, crystal blue ice, golden sunlight filtering through the pine forests, beautiful frozen roses, and magnificent snow sculptures shining in the sun...everything I expect in winter is here. . ➡️DAY3: ✅The Imperial Palace Museum of Manchukuo Walking into the last palace of the last emperor, it was like walking into the movie about him, and the music in the movie seemed to echo in my ears. From here you can get a glimpse of the various changes in that era, understand a period of humiliating history, and the life journey of the last emperor Puyi. . After finishing the three-day and two-night trip to Changchun in the movie, we are now heading to the next stop! . I am Yilan, a photographer who loves traveling. Come with me to explore fun and beautiful new ❤ places~