Does the Chedun Film Park remind you of "The Disguiser"? | On the road.

I found some old photos taken in 2016. I went there once for work, and then took my mom and aunt there again. When my cousin and I were playing, we were thinking about scenes from "The Disguiser," from the Ming family villa to the White House, from Ming Lou's car to the train station where Ming Tai was sent off. The scenes were so familiar. My mom and aunt saw "Romance in the Rain." I think everyone has their own favorite scenes in the Chedun Film Park. 🌈 Highlights: Chedun Film Park, also known as Shanghai Film Park. It is one of the earliest film parks in China and a popular filming location for Shanghai period dramas. I have never seen Shanghai in the 1930s and 1940s, but this place basically restores the general appearance. Nanjing Road, Shikumen alleys, and concession villas are the highlights here. 🎟️ Tickets: CNY 80 per ticket 🕐️ Opening hours: 08:30–17:30 (last entry at 16:30) 💗 Other tips: Be sure to take elders who love taking photos. Two or three hours may not be enough. If you take children, they may not have such a strong sense of resonance. If you want to take a closer look, I suggest you allow 4 hours. Aunts can wear cheongsams, which are very photogenic. 🧳 Preparation: When I went there for work, the car drove directly in. I don't know what channel I went through. There is a fixed parking lot for general tourists. 🅿️ ✅ Must-try: I heard that since 2022, there have been some immersive experiences, which should be more fun than when I went there.