The Cradle of New China's Cinema: Explore Changchun Film Studio

Private Aleksandr Matrosov, a 1947 Soviet drama film directed by Leonid Lukov, is the first film to be dubbed and produced in modern China.

So far, the studio has dubbed more than 2,400 foreign films, over 5,000 TV series and a large number of domestic feature films from 50 countries and regions, including the United States, Britain, France, Italy, Spain, Hungary, Brazil, and Japan.

In recent years, Ready Player One, Your Name, and Bad Genius were also dubbed by the studio.

Moreover, Changchun Film Studio also produced the first short feature film Leave Him To Fight Jiang, the first long feature film Bridge, and the first multi-episode news documentary Min Zhu Dong Bei, or Democratic Northeast in English.

The Changchun Film Studio created films that have left a lasting imprint on the collective memory of the Chinese, especially in those from the older generations.