The Changchun Film Studio, the birthplace of Chinese cinema, was the first large-scale comprehensive State-owned film production base established under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. It served as the talent base for China's film industry and is hailed as the "cradle of Chinese cinema". The Changchun Film Studio pioneered the "Seven Firsts" of the people's cinema, producing and translating over 3,600 films and nurturing more than 2,000 film professionals. It has made groundbreaking contributions to the development of Chinese cinema.

The Changchun Film Studio Museum is an artistic palace that documents the establishment, progress, prosperity, and changes of Changchun Film Studio. The museum includes the Changchun Film Art Gallery, the Changchun Film Studio Exhibition Area, the Changchun Film Studio Printing Workshop Exhibition Area, the Changchun Film Theater, the Changchun Film Music Hall, and the supporting Changchun Cultural Street.

Through the preservation of cultural relics, art exhibitions, and interactive film experiences, the museum presents multiple themes, such as film art, film props, special effects, film craftsmanship, and film production.

The Museum is a national 4A-level tourist attraction and one of the first national industrial heritage tourism sites.

Contact: Li Tao

Tel: 18088689685

Address: No 1118 Hongqi Street, Chaoyang district, Changchun city, Jilin province