Travel while watching the movie "The Founding of the Party" to explore the location

There have been many popular movies recently, but the most popular one is "The Great Cause of the Founding of the Party", in which 108 stars have joined together, making the movie star-studded and colorful. Key historical moments, historical events, and historical figures are well interpreted in rich and vivid details. In fact, behind the big stars is the real-life shooting location of "The Great Cause of the Founding of the Party". Many of the scenes shot from the Cadre Club, a small foreign building in Tianjin, are the most talked about. Built in the 1930s, the building is an English-style building that retains its original historical appearance. The small western-style buildings in Tianjin bring together all the major architectural schools in the world and are known as the "World Architecture Museum". In particular, the small western-style buildings on the Fifth Avenue not only attract tourists from all over the world, but are also excellent filming locations for a large number of film and television works. Let’s sort out the impressive places in Tianjin.

055-79000 Tianjin Cadre Club shooting scene

Five Avenues: "The Great Cause of Party Building", "The Great Cause of Party Building", Tianjin Mansion tells stories.

Like the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the small western-style building on Wu Road is in Tianjin. It is touched by the true sunshine and covered by the branches and leaves of history. Chairman Mao also said: Beijing courtyard houses, Tianjin small foreign buildings. It is understood that since 2000, nearly a hundred film and television crews such as "Mei Lanfang", "The Golden Family", and "Mei Lanfang" have come to the well-preserved and unique architectural areas such as Wudao Scenic Area for filming.

The Tianjin Cadre Club, No. 188, Machang Road, Wudaodao, Hexi District, is the favorite of many film crews. As a gift film for the 90th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the filming location of the movie "National Anthem" in Tianjin was chosen at the South Building of the Cadre Club, where blockbusters such as "The Founding of the Party" and "The Wind" were filmed.

Some netizens once said, "After watching "Mei Lanfang", I got to know the city of Tianjin for the first time and began to like the architecture of Tianjin." Fans in Tianjin even took many precious photos Shots, such as Zhang Ziyi throwing a ring from an upstairs window, a huge advertising photo of Wang Jingjing played by Fan Bingbing hanging in the corner of an Italian-style street villa, Sophie and Chang Rui meeting for the first time on the street corner

Tianjin Haihe Italian Style Area is located at the southern end of Hebei District, Tianjin City. There are many famous former residences of modern historical figures nearby, such as Liang Qichao's ice room, former residence, Cao Yu's former residence, Yuan Shikai's former residence, Feng's former residence, etc. It has profound historical and cultural connotations. The scenes of Stuart Leighton and Fu Jingbo in the movie "Perfect" were also shot at Liang Qichao's former residence in Tianjin's Italian Style Street.

The big market spot for the former residences of modern celebrities in Tianjin:

No. 2, Nanhai Road: Cao Kun’s former residence

Features: a three-story brick-concrete structure with a basement, meaning Chinese style, with a construction area of ??1,244 square meters, the front facade is convex in the middle, the waistline is supported by upper and lower columns, the top floor has four slopes and eaves, the exterior walls are inlaid with yellow tiles, Femu doors and windows, and the decoration is high-end.

Cao Kun is from Tianjin. He dropped out of school when he was young and made a living by selling cloth. He joined the Huai Army as a soldier in 1882, and later entered the Tianjin Beiyang Military Academy, graduating in 1890. Then he joined Yuan Shikai's new army. After the founding of the Republic of China in 1912, he served as commander of the Third Division of the Army. In 1923, he became the fifth "President" of the Republic of China. In 1924, during the second direct war, Feng Yuxiang launched a coup in Beijing and imprisoned Cao Kun in Yanqing Tower. After his release, he resigned and then lived in the British Concession in Tianjin.

No. 86 Guizhou Road: Cao Rulin’s former residence

Features: Designed by the Austrian architect Rolf Gel. Brick and wood structure, British irregular villa-style building, large pitched roof, 4 floors, large bay, large depth, complete indoor facilities and elegant decoration. The outer eaves are made of brown-gray cement concrete walls and tile roofs, which are well-proportioned and unique in shape. Surrounded by greenery, the courtyard has a beautiful environment. When the May Fourth Movement broke out in 1919, Cao Rulin was living in Tianjin.

No. 325 Jiefang South Road: Former Residence of Kawadao Fangzi

Features: The house was built in the mid-1920s, and the existing house is still in good condition. The two-story brick German-style building is a garden house. It has many red roofs, white mixed water walls, lofts and dormer windows. It covers an area of ??125 square meters and a construction area of ??298 square meters. The south side of the building protrudes, and the entrances to the first and second floors are verandah-style.

The bedroom has light gray moldings, Filipino wood partitions, and an English fireplace. There is a miniature fountain in the center of the building's main living room.

No. 44 and 46 Minzu Road: Liang Qichao’s former residence

Features: Italian-style two-story brick and wood structure building, built in 1914. The main building has a cement exterior wall, floral decoration, special-shaped red tile roof, high stone steps, and a construction area of ??1121 square meters; the "ice room" was specially designed by Italian architect Baronio and has a unique and elegant shape. It is a light gray two-story building built in 1924. The first floor is his study, and the second floor is his bedroom and reception room. Liang Qichao's later works were all completed here. The outstanding feature of the facade is the open gallery on the ground floor, with three semicircular continuous arches as the main entrance. The walls are fresh and bright, the doors and windows are decorated with fine gray plastic, and the corners are equipped with corner columns, which further accentuates the smoothness and softness of the walls. In front of the building is a garden-like courtyard, with a large flower bed in the middle and light and transparent flower walls on both sides. It looks elegant and quiet, which is a clear indication of the characteristics of an Italian Renaissance garden house.

Jingyuan, No. 70, Anshan Road: Puyi’s former residence

Features: The main building is a two-story Western-style mixed building, built in 1921, covering an area of ??3,360 square meters and a construction area of ??2,062 square meters rice. They are the residences of Anfu politician Lu. The main building is in an eclectic style, with Japanese wooden structure architectural styles and Spanish architectural styles. There are winding corridors, strange rocks, clear springs, and floor lamps in the garden. On July 20, 2007, the Jingyuan was renovated and opened to the public, becoming the largest place in Puyi's former residence besides the Palace Museum in Beijing and the Palace Museum of the Puppet Manchukuo in Changchun.

No. 38 On Shan Road: Duan's former residence

Features: This building was built in 1920 and covers an area of ??nearly 3,000 square meters. It is a brick and wood structure building with three floors in European classical style. The building's facade features a high stone staircase, a cylindrical balcony and a pitched roof. There was an octagonal pavilion on the top, which was demolished after the earthquake. It was the most luxurious private residence in the Japanese Concession at that time.

No. 267, Hebei Road: Gu Weijun’s former residence

Features: The building was built in 1921. It is a three-story Western-style classical brick-concrete structure, covering an area of ??1,320 square meters and a construction area of ??1,547 square meters, 48 ??houses. Build the ridge of the wooden house, red brick walls, wooden floor stairs, double grooved glass windows, and second and third floor platforms. The building's sanitary and heating facilities are complete. At the front of the building, there is a pair of baroque twisted columns. On the left side of the entrance, there are hardwood sofa seats and Philippine wood herringbone floors in the building. It is currently used by the Tianjin Committee of the Chinese Revolutionary Committee. Filmed "The Founding of the People's Republic of China", "The Great Turning", "Zhou Xuan", "Butterfly Queen", "The Last Mayor", "Giant's Handshake", "Master Hongyi", "Guo Moruo and Anna", "Zhang Zizhong" 0755.

Hebei Lujialou: Ma’s former residence

Features: Built in 1937. Designed by Italian architect Paolo Bonaidi, this is a continuous high-end residence with a strong Italian flavor. It is a four-story brick and wood structure with small courtyards at the front and rear. The ground floor is the garage, the second floor is the living room and dining room, and the third and fourth floors are the bedrooms and study room. The third floor is equipped with a dome-shaped balcony. The room is spacious, bright and functional. The facade of the eaves is cleverly decorated with "knots" formed by sulfur cylindrical bricks, so it is called "knots". The beauty of the building lies in the unevenness of the exterior wall bricks, the beaded railings on the balcony and the water-rippled floral decorations by the windows.

No. 5 Huayuan Road, Heping District: Ji Hongchang’s former residence

Ji Hongchang’s former residence is a three-story building. Originally built in 1917, it was designed by the Shadley Engineering Department. There are 11 buildings and

In 1930, Ji Hongchang purchased Building 40 in the French Concession in the name of Tang. In 1933, the anti-Japanese coalition forces were defeated by Chiang Kai-shek and the Japanese invaders. Ji Hongchang returned to Tianjin, lived here, and continued anti-Japanese activities. He raised funds, collected weapons, and carried out secret revolutionary activities in this residential building. In order to meet the needs of underground work, this building will be remodeled and the three doors on the second floor will be changed to seven doors so that the doors in the building can penetrate and connect each other. On the south side of the building, there is a living room.

A banner written by Ji hung on the wall: The bright moon among the pines shines here; what is the meaning of the floating clouds? The third floor is the secret printing room of the underground party, and the downstairs is the housing and reception for underground party members. The walls are covered with vines, making the red building shine.

No. 78, Chifeng Road, Heping District: Zhang Xueliang’s former residence

Zhang Xueliang’s former residence is a Western-style building. Zhang lived in Tianjin in the 1920s and 1930s. Zhang's former residence has two brick and wood structures at the front and back. The previous building was built in 1921 and had three floors with a basement. The second floor was built in 1926. There are 42 buildings in the two buildings, with a construction area of ??1270.4 square meters. The total construction area is 1401.65 square meters and the total area is 1.495 acres. This building is luxurious, beautiful and generous. There are roof terraces on the second and third floors of the front building; the interior is spacious and elegant, and the internal stairs, floors, doors and windows are all made of Philippine wood; the sanitary facilities are complete, and lawns are widely planted in the courtyard.

The building was purchased from the French Consulate in the name of Zhang Shouyi (Zhang's fifth wife). After 1949, Zhang Shouyi went to Hong Kong, and his son Zhang Xuequan ran a rental business. In 1956, the private houses were renovated and then operated by the state. In 1960, it came under public ownership.

Zhang Zizhong’s former residence

There are two former residences of Zhang Zizhong. One is located in the backyard of the Tianjin Municipal Government on Dajing Road, Hebei Province (now Jingangqiao Hospital, Hebei District); the other is London Road in the British Concession (now No. 60 Chengdu Road, Heping District).

While Zhang was serving as mayor of Tianjin, in August 1936, he bought a piece of vacant land in Houde Hall, London Road, British Concession, and built a building (No. 60 Chengdu Road) in the name of Qing'antang. The main building has three floors, the back building has two floors, and has 16 rooms. There are 14 bungalows in the courtyard, with a total construction area of ??more than 1,400 square meters. There is a conference room on the first floor of the main building; there are two platforms on the second floor; there is a roof platform on the third floor; the first floor of the back building is a restaurant and the second floor is a study. There is also a conference room in the bungalow on the right side of the entrance door, and the bungalow on the left is the servant's room and concierge. This residence is now the office building of Tianjin Civil Affairs Bureau.

There are two former residences of Zhang Zizhong. One is located in the backyard of the Tianjin Municipal Government on Dajing Road, Hebei Province (now Jingangqiao Hospital, Hebei District); the other is London Road in the British Concession (now No. 60 Chengdu Road, Heping District).

While Zhang was serving as mayor of Tianjin, in August 1936, he bought a piece of vacant land in Houde Hall, London Road, British Concession, and built a building (No. 60 Chengdu Road) in the name of Qing'antang. The main building has three floors, the back building has two floors, and has 16 rooms. There are 14 bungalows in the courtyard, with a total construction area of ??more than 1,400 square meters. There is a conference room on the first floor of the main building; there are two platforms on the second floor; there is a roof platform on the third floor; the first floor of the back building is a restaurant and the second floor is a study. There is also a conference room in the bungalow on the right side of the entrance door, and the bungalow on the left is the servant's room and concierge. This residence is now the office building of Tianjin Civil Affairs Bureau.

Song's former residence

Song lived in two places, No. 17 and No. 29 of the British Concession in Tianjin (today's No. 231 Xinhua Road and No. 86 Nanjing Road, Heping District). No. 17 Road (now No. 231 Xinhua Road) is a two-story brick and wood structure building that Song purchased from Xiannong Company in 1932 in the name of Ming Ren Tang.

Li owns two houses in Tianjin. First, Hedong Zang'an (now Lujia Hutong, Liangdian Street, Hebei District) is his birthplace. Second, there are four houses at No. 60 Hou Street, Liangdian, Hebei Province, called Foreign Studies. The overall architectural layout of the main courtyard, cross-courtyard, front and back yards is in the shape of a sky. This building is very exquisite, with polished bricks, cracks, and carved beams and paintings. The east and west rooms in the courtyard are the main house. The front and rear eaves of the main house are large roofs with overhanging beams, colorful paintings, lattice windows and double-slot doors and windows. The outer study room is located in the center of the whole hospital, imitating a Western-style building, with stairs on the fifth floor. This is where Li Shutong studied, painted, carved stones and wrote articles.

Yuan Shikai’s former residence

Although Yuan did not live in Tianjin and died in Beijing, he had many wives and many houses in Tianjin. Among them, Davenport Road in the British Concession (now No. 64 Jianshe Road, Heping District) was built by him in the 27th year of Guangxu (1901), with 18 buildings and 15 bungalows. This house is a combination of Chinese and Western architecture, with Chinese-style eaves and Western-style spires.

The Jintang Ermayina Road in the Austrian Concession (today's No. 39 Haihe East Road, Hebei District) was a piece of land he bought at a low price in the 34th year of Guangxu (1908). Covering an area of ??5.7 acres, there are magnificent large-scale residences, designed as European classical buildings by British and German architects. Three floors, brick and wood structure, with 54 rooms and a construction area of ??2089 square meters. The design features of this building are the so-called "stability positions" and "escape positions". The "hiding place" is a small door on the right side of the second floor. There are reinforced concrete stairs and iron railings inside the door, which can go up to the roof and down to the basement. When the door is closed, there is nowhere to be found upstairs or downstairs. The "escape place" is an iron staircase in the pavilion on the third floor, which leads directly to the back garden gate. You can escape from here. In addition, an octagonal house is specially designed between the second and third floors of this building, with several windows facing the Haihe River. Regardless of whether the tide is high or low, the river seems to flow into the octagonal building, symbolizing the flow of countless financial resources into the Yuan family.

Xu Shichang’s Former Residence

Xu bought a piece of 15.3 square acres of open land on Oxford Road in the British Concession (now the intersection of Xinhua South Road, Munan Road and Machang Road in Heping District) and built 9 buildings. ***181 rooms. Although the nine buildings are built on the basis of houses, they are all independent, with Xu occupying one house and housing the rest for his family.

Xu lives in an independent compound, covering an area of ??6.35 acres, with 26 buildings and 4 bungalows, with a construction area of ??1,085 square meters. It is a Western-style three-story building with a mixed structure and a red brick roof. There are four steps, a platform, and a red brick wall in front of the building. There are living rooms, lounges, dressing rooms, restaurants, bathrooms, etc. on the first floor. The second floor is the bedroom, study, office, and living room; the third floor is the top room.

In addition, Xu Shichang also had a house located on Midos Road in the British Concession (now Tai'an Road, Heping District). In 1927, under his pseudonym Xu Miqiao, he bought a 9-acre Hansen house site and built a three-story Western-style brick building with 27 rooms and 17 bungalows. This building is a garden house with beautiful appearance. There are rockeries, pavilions, fish ponds, flower pits, etc. in the courtyard.

No. 6 Pukou Road, Hexi District: Zhang Xun’s former residence

Zhang’s former residence starts from Taierzhuang Road in the east, Jiangsu Road in the west, Pukou Road in the south, and Bengbu Road in the north. It covers an area of ??nearly 25 acres and is Zhuang Yuan's mansion. There are 56 buildings, 54 bungalows, and a construction area of ??5,632 square meters. Deep inside the courtyard are two two-story villa-style buildings with brick and wood structures, hardwood doors and windows, and aluminum and iron pointed roofs. There is a hexagonal pavilion on the left side of the courtyard, a pool and an evergreen flower bed in the middle, a leaning rockery at the entrance, and a long dragon-shaped rockery in the backyard. The entire building has a reasonable layout and a quiet environment.

More: Unprecedented live shooting in the Kremlin

055-79000 also went abroad this time and completed on-site shooting in Russia. This is unprecedented in the Kremlin.

055-79000 went to Moscow this time to mainly shoot two scenes: In June 1921, Zhang and Qu Qiubai participated in the Third International Congress of Communist Party of China as members of the communist group, Lenin He gave a wonderful speech at the conference. The Andreas Hall in the Kremlin is a major Russian state event venue, and it is very difficult to enter it for filming. Even Russian movies have not been shot here. Director Han Sanping revealed that this trip to the Kremlin for on-site shooting was unprecedented. The Chinese Embassy in Russia and relevant Russian departments provided strong support to the crew. "It just so happens that the Andrei Hall has been renovated and restored to the glorious decoration of the Tsarist period, which is exactly in line with the historical scene of 1921, especially the plot of "Mei Lanfang"."

Li Li, director of the film's overseas filming team Introduction, Lenin in the film is played by the famous Russian professional actor Sergei Barkovsky. He looks exactly like Lenin and has profound acting skills. In order to film Lenin's speech scene, he spent several days memorizing five minutes of lines, and the tone was very realistic.