This spring, head to Che Dun to trace the footsteps of 'The Pursuers'

This place was once one of China's top ten film and television bases, with the old Shanghai neighborhood atmosphere, as well as the behind-the-scenes secrets of filmmaking. Take a walk through the traditional streets of Shanghai from the 1930s. The recently popular 'The Pursuers', let's go see the place where Wei Ruolai once lived! Malè Villa: The famous Malè Villa is a European-style courtyard building, where film and television works such as 'Romance in the Rain' and 'Blossoms' were shot. Renji Hospital: The 'Little White House' on Fenyang Road, now the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts, but with a difference, now houses the Shanghai Film and Television Costume and Prop Museum. Qibao Street: It is the home of the wandering Wei Ruolai, who never wants to move away. It is a historic Jiangnan water town that presents a culture that is both new and quaint. Hongfang Tailor Shop: It is the place where Old Xu has been running for many years, and where Tu Nan took Wei Ruolai to order a suit. Waibaidu Bridge: Almost all film and television dramas with an old Shanghai background feature the Waibaidu Bridge, and 'The Pursuers' is no exception. The actual bridge looks a bit rough, but it's really photogenic, absolutely stunning! Special Reminder: There are few types of food available in the park, so you might want to bring some snacks.