The TV series "Da Qin Fu" is currently on the air. There are actually mixed reviews about this TV series, but the filming location of the TV series is indeed good, and the service road in it is also very good. Today I want to introduce to you about the filming location of Urho.

Introduction to the film and television city.

There were more than 1,000 scenes of "Da Qin Fu" filmed there, including 8 locations including Nalati, Sailimu Lake, Changji, Urho, Xiangshan, Duyun, Hengdian, and Xianju, with tens of thousands of visits.

kilometers, with an area of ??113,000 square meters of interior and exterior landscaping and renovation. It even built a complete city in Wuerhe, Xinjiang, and put a lot of effort into polishing and creating the visual language.

80 large-scale props including chariots, chariots, and siege vehicles were designed and produced, and the number of swords, shields, spears and other military props was tens of thousands.

Chen Tongxun, the styling director who has participated in the styling design of large-scale films and televisions for many times, expressed the large scale of "The World of the Qin Empire" as "unprecedented". The production of more than 8,000 sets of soft costumes and nearly 4,000 pieces of armor doubled the pressure on the styling team.

The crew started work for several months, and the mechanical cutting of Qin soldiers' armor plates alone was carried out 24 hours a day for several months. Ying Zheng alone had more than 80 sets of costumes.

The main filming location of "Da Qin Fu" is the newly built Da Qin Empire Film and Television City on the north side of the Cooksai Road section of the Baiyang River Grand Canyon in Wuerhe District, Xinjiang.

The main building of the film and television city is the main scene of "Da Qin Fu" - Handan City of Qin State.

At the opening ceremony, the crew said: Without leading cadres at all levels in Karamay City and Urho District to live and eat together on site, it would be impossible to complete the construction of a building covering an area of ??more than 4,000 square meters in just three months without staying overnight to solve various difficulties on site.

Square meters, a film and television base with a construction area of ??10,000 square meters.

According to the director, the crew chose to shoot in Wuerhe District because Wuerhe District covers all the scenes the crew needs.

The crew will promote the beautiful scenery of Urho's Devil City, Baiyang River Grand Canyon, Ten Thousand Mu of Populus euphratica, Eric Lake, and the Gobi by showing topography such as canyons, Populus euphratica, and Yadan landforms in the film, and let more people know that Xinjiang has

Urho is a beautiful place.

Wuerhe Film and Television City location introduction: What has been filmed? Urho Film and Television City was invested and constructed by Weimingcheng Tourism Culture Co., Ltd. in June 2018, 15 kilometers north of the Cooksai section of Baiyang River Grand Canyon in Urho.

The city wall of the Film and Television City is 150 meters long and 80 meters wide, covering an area of ??12,000 square meters. It has been used to shoot large-scale historical dramas such as "The World of the Qin Empire" and "Camel Guest 3".

The scenic area now has film and television corridors, Daqin exhibition area, dynamic radar screen area, time and space tunnel, idiom hall, entertainment area, mutual urban area, tower tour area, tourist center area, food area, desert night banquet bonfire area, etc.

Build Wuerhe Film and Television City into an immersive ancient Qin cultural scenic spot that integrates tourism, catering, entertainment, culture, film and television research, and interactive experience.

Wuerhe Film and Television City Man-made Backlot 1: The main construction content is the Handan City wall used in the large-scale historical drama "The World of the Qin Empire". The city wall is 150 meters long and 80 meters wide, covering an area of ??12,000 square meters.

The architectural style is that of the Pre-Qin period, ranging from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the Han Dynasty.

"The World of the Qin Empire" is a long-form TV series with major historical themes jointly produced by Xi'an Qujiang Daqin Empire Film Investment Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Tencent Penguin Film and Television Culture Communication Co., Ltd.

It mainly tells the story of the late Warring States period, when the land of China, which had been in chaos for more than five hundred years, was still raging with war.

At that time, the six countries were weak, Qin was the only strong one, and the unification of the world gradually became apparent.

After Yingzheng returned to Qin, he transformed into a true king.

Seize the opportunity and power to unify the world, carefully plan, and with the assistance of major civil servants and generals, wipe out the six countries and establish the first unified centralized state in Chinese history.

Wuerhe Film and Television City Man-made Backlot 2: The main construction content of the filming location of Luo Tuo Ke is the ancient village in the Central and Western Regions of the northwest ethnic style film "Luo Tuo Ke 3 Gong Dao Zhi" during the Han Dynasty. It covers an area of ??1,066 square meters. The main performance of the play

What happened was that in the 1930s, there were wars and banditry in the border areas, and the people in the border areas were in dire straits.

A group of camel travelers in the depths of the desert live on their reputation. They struggle in the desert and the sea of ??blood. They are responsible for life and death, have high reputation, and have a narrow escape experience. Love, hate, hatred and national justice bear witness to history and are also witnessed by history.

The film creates images of tough guys from ethnic minorities and enriches the audience's memory and praise of the histories and images of different ethnic groups.

Introduction to the natural locations available for shooting. As an important node on the golden tourism route between Urumqi and Kanas, Urho District has seen a significant increase in the number of tourists and tourism revenue year by year.