Shanghai film fell 7.30%

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Shanghai Film and Television Paradise was one of the filming locations for " Blossoms." The movie park was built in the 1990s and was famous throughout the country for its many Shanghai-style scenes. " Blossoms " was a TV series that showcased the charm of Shanghai. It told the story of a group of young people's business struggles and emotional entanglements, and showed the style of Shanghai's times and Shanghai culture. Recently, Shanghai Film and Television Park would choose an opportunity to open the filming location of " Blossoms " to tourists, becoming a hot spot for cultural tourism in Shanghai.

The actors of the Shanghai Film Troupe included Ning Jing, Tang Yan, Zhang Zhihua, Yan Xiaobin, Wu Mian, and others. Other than that, there were also Zhao Dan, Jin Yan, Bai Yang, Qin Yi, and other famous celebrities who were already famous even before the founding of New China. The Shanghai Film Troupe was founded in 1951 and was an important part of the Chinese film industry. It had accumulated rich performance experience and artistic accumulation. However, because the search results did not provide a complete list of actors, it was impossible to give a complete list of actors.

The Shanghai Film Actors Troupe was a public institution.

The Shanghai Film Studio was an important part of the Chinese film industry and had many outstanding actors. Some of the famous actors in Shanghai Film Studio included Jin Yan, Zhao Dan, Bai Yang, Sun Daolin, Chen Chong, Zhang Ruifang, etc. They had shown outstanding acting skills and charm in movies of different eras. In addition, there were many other actors and actresses in Shanghai Film Studio. Although they were not very famous, they had also contributed to the Chinese film industry. The actors 'troupe of the Shanghai Film Studio was founded in 1953 and was one of the most important organizations in the Chinese film industry. The actors and actresses of Shanghai Film Studio brought many classic films to the audience through their superb performances and talented acting skills.

The actresses of the Shanghai Film Troupe included Da Shichang, Tong Ruixin, Niu Ben, Xiang Mei, Liang Boluo, Hong Xia, Wu Yunfang, Yan Yongxuan, Zhang Yunli, Zhang Wenrong, Gong Xue, Bai Yang, Qin Yi, Shangguan Yunzhu, Sun Daolin, Zhang Ruifang, Wang Danfeng, Feng Zhe, Ning Jing, Tian Hairong, Ma Ji, Jiang Tianliu, Li Lingjun, Sun Yongping, Feng Xiao, etc.

Yuan Jiebao didn't appear in the movie Shanghai's Past.

The list of old actors in Shanghai Film Studio included Zhao Dan, Zhang Ruifang, Shangguan Yunzhu, Sun Daolin, Feng Zhe, Guo Kaimin, Wu Haiyan, Gong Xue, Zhang Yu, Bai Yang, Wu Yin, Jin Yan, and other actors.

The list of actors in the Shanghai Film Troupe included Jin Yan, Liu Qiong, Shi Hui, Zhao Dan, Bai Yang, Qin Yi, Ning Jing, Tang Yan, Zhang Zhihua, Yan Xiaobin, Wu Mian, and others. In addition, there were many other actors, but due to the limitations of the search results, the complete list could not be provided.

The Shanghai Film Actors Troupe was a group of actors under the Shanghai Film (Group) Co., Ltd., founded on September 4, 1953. The original site was located at Tongren Road, Nanjing West Road, and later moved to 1498 Wuding Road. After several relocations, it moved to 395 Wukang Road in 1982. The existence of the troupe had witnessed the glorious moment in the history of Chinese film. Many outstanding performing artists had worked in the troupe, such as Zhao Dan, Sun Daolin, Zhou Xuan, etc. The actors of the troupe not only participated in the filming of the main theme film, but also actively participated in the TV screen and drama stage, and became an important part of social welfare. The troupe's 70th anniversary documentary,"The Sound and Shadow of Time-70 Years of Me and the Shanghai Film Actors Troupe," showed the actors 'full dedication and deep friendship. The troupe was positioned as a "home of movies" and "cradle of actors" that inspired the recognition and love of film workers for their careers.