Suburban Outing - Chedun Film Park

Weekend trips to Chedun are different from the memories of childhood. The current Chedun Film Park feels quite small, and the 1930s Nanjing Road set is not as exquisite as it was when I was a child. Many storefronts have not been maintained, lacking in atmosphere. There are occasional interactive performances in the film park that involve tourists, which is a nice idea. However, the entire performance is quite rushed and short-lived. There are stunt shows at 10:30 am and 1:30 pm daily at the Shanghai Grand Theatre in the film park, mainly featuring martial arts. Don't expect too much from the acting or stage beauty. The most authentically restored atmosphere is at the site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China, but my home is right next to it, making me wonder why I would come to Songjiang to see a replica The scenic spot of Huanghe Road, which is full of flowers, is not open, which is disappointing. Overall, the film park has become quite dilapidated, and the park has shrunk a lot. A quick tour might take about an hour, and visiting and taking photos would take about two hours... Maybe there will be a better experience when the filming locations are renovated. Lastly, parking is uniformly priced at 20 yuan, paid before entering. Given the current season, there aren't many tourists, so parking should be sufficient.