The flames of war, the shadows of the past: Zaozhuang Railway Guerrilla Film and Television City, a living stage of heroic epics.

On the land of southern Shandong, there is a place that carries the red memory, telling the story of unyielding resistance and heroic sacrifice. This is Zaozhuang Railway Guerrilla Film and Television City, a unique scenic spot integrating film and television shooting and cultural tourism. It not only reproduces the magnificent history, but also brings the audience into a real and tangible anti-Japanese war time and space, allowing people to feel the heaviness of history in walking and appreciate the great feelings of their predecessors in watching. Stepping into Zaozhuang Railway Guerrilla Film and Television City, it seems to have stepped into the crack of time and came to the North China countryside in the 1930s and 1940s. The old buildings with blue bricks and gray tiles, the winding slate roads, and the train platforms full of traces of the years, every detail strives to restore the real scenes of the year, as if people are in the midst of the war-torn years. Walking in the film and television city, actors in military uniforms can be seen everywhere, interpreting the plot of the guerrillas and the enemy fighting wits and courage, the sound of guns, explosions, and horns are intertwined, creating a tense and exciting atmosphere of battle, making people feel excited and excited. The most attractive thing in the film and television city is the carefully designed live performances. Whether it is a fierce confrontation on the railway side or a conspiracy in the village, every play has been carefully polished, striving to replicate the arduous years in all aspects from costumes and props to characters and lines. Especially the classic bridge of "Railway Guerrilla", the image of the team members is wise and brave, and the secret traffic line they established behind the enemy has repeatedly thwarted the enemy's conspiracy and defended the story of their hometown, all of which show the Chinese people's tenacity and courage to fight. The revolutionary spirit of struggle. These vivid performances not only allow tourists to feel the cruelty of war and the greatness of heroes up close, but also stimulate people's cherishment and gratitude for the era of peace.