Where was the TV series Beyond filmed - location introduction

The highly anticipated TV series "Beyond" has been officially finalized. This drama mainly stars Li Gengxi, Hu Jun, Sha Yi, and Tu Songyan. It tells the story of short track speed skating star Chen Mian. (played by Li Gengxi

) With love and will, he went all the way from the Qingdao team to the national team, and finally represented the country on the Beijing Winter Olympics. He grew up through continuous transcendence and burned his youth at the speed of ice and snow. Inspirational story, so what are the interesting attractions in the filming location of this drama. Where was the TV series "Beyond" filmed?

The inspirational sports competition drama "Beyond" was filmed in the West Coast New District of Qingdao and has officially been completed. Recommended popular attractions in Qingdao

1. Eight Great Passes

Eight Great Passes (EightGreat

Passes) is located in the east of Huiquan, Shinan District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province, in the Taiping Mountains Nanlu, built in the 1930s, is a famous scenic resort in China, covering an area of ??more than 70 hectares

Badaguan is the scenic spot that best embodies the characteristics of Qingdao's "red tiles, green trees, blue sea and blue sky" , located in the north of Huiquanjiao Scenic Area, Qingdao City, Shandong Province.

The so-called "Eight Passes" are because there are eight roads here (now increased to ten), and they are named after the famous passes of the Great Wall in ancient China. This is a famous villa area, known as the "Architecture Museum of All Nations".

The characteristic of "Badaguan" is that it integrates parks and courtyards. It is full of lush trees, flowers blooming in all seasons, and ten roads with different varieties of street trees. For example, Shaoguan Road is planted with green peaches, which bloom in spring and are as pink as ribbons; Zhengyangguan Road is planted with crape myrtle, which blooms in summer; Juyongguan Road is planted with five-cornered maples. In autumn, frost dyes the maples red, adding to the beauty; Zijinguan Road is lined with rows of cedars, evergreen all year round; Ningwuguan Road is lined with crabapples that bloom continuously from early spring to late autumn, and is known as the "Flower Street". A new peach grove has been planted in the northeast corner of Badaguan, becoming another good place for people to go outing in spring. The southwest corner is lined with green cypresses, and pairs of green cypresses are divided into "boxes". It is loved by many lovers, so it is also called the "Love Corner".

2. Zhanqiao

Zhanqiao is located on the southern seaside of the central city of Qingdao. It is a 440-meter-long sea corridor extending from the land into the sea. The trestle bridge was built in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1892) and has a history of a hundred years. It has always been regarded as a symbol of Qingdao. The Huilan Pavilion at the end of the trestle is a witness to Qingdao’s modern history.

The trestle was once a military-only artificial dock in Qingdao. The trestle bridge faces Little Qingdao across the water, and its northern end is connected to the Zhongshan Road Commercial Street in a straight line. There is a triangular breakwater at the end of the trestle bridge, and there is an octagonal pavilion with a national style called Huilan Pavilion. There is a wordless stele in Huilan Pavilion. There are still different opinions on the origin of this stele. Now, the pavilion comprehensively displays Qingdao’s modern history, humanities, folk customs and other unique urban features through themed exhibitions.

There are iron chain guardrails and lotus street lights on both sides of the trestle. Visitors can stroll along the trestle beachfront and watch seagulls flying freely here when the weather is calm. When you reach the end of the bridge, you can overlook Little Qingdao. The island has whirling tree shadows, green shades, and a graceful white lighthouse. When the tide is high, the waves hit the breakwater and stir up clusters of spray. You can stop and watch. When the tide goes out, the ocher-colored rocks and golden beaches emerge from the water. You can step off the trestle and stroll on the beach to catch shells.

Qingdao Railway Station is not far away, and it only takes 10 minutes to walk to the trestle. When you get off the train and walk out of the station hall, you can see the trestle stretching into the sea. The northern end of the Zhanqiao is flanked by Zhanqiao Park. On the east side, red tiles and green trees complement each other, and various buildings are scattered along the seaside. On the west side of the trestle is the Sixth Bathing Beach, where many local swimmers often gather in midsummer.

3. Catholic Church

The original name of Qingdao Catholic Church is St. Michael's Church. It was designed by German designer Biloha based on Gothic and Romanesque architectural styles. The proposed church should be 100 meters high. At the outbreak of World War II, Hitler strictly prohibited the outflow of funds from Germany, so the church had to modify the drawings and build it to its current size. Construction of the church began in 1932 and was completed in 1934. The tower is 56 meters tall and was the tallest building in Shandong Province before the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is the only consecrated church in China.

The church decoration adopts the Italian Renaissance style. The hall inside the church is 18 meters high, spacious and bright. There are seven large chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. There is an altar at the back and a mural of icons on the dome, which is solemn and beautiful.

It can accommodate thousands of believers. It is the largest Gothic building in Qingdao and the only consecrated church in China. It is also a masterpiece of Christian architectural art