Changchun Film Museum

The cradle of Chinese cinema and the birthplace of New China's film industry

Changchun Film Museum

Key Information

Established

1945

Total Area

37,000 square meters

Exhibition Halls

6 main halls

Collection Items

Over 30,000 artifacts

Archival Films

More than 2,000 titles

Best Time to Visit

April to October

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Audio Guide

Available in multiple languages

Changchun Film Museum stands as a living testament to China's cinematic heritage, housed within the historic Changchun Film Studio complex. As the first film studio established after the founding of the People's Republic of China, this museum preserves the golden era of Chinese filmmaking from the 1950s to the 1980s. Visitors can explore authentic film sets, original equipment, and thousands of artifacts that tell the story of how Chinese cinema evolved from its early beginnings to become a global cultural force. The museum showcases everything from vintage cameras and editing equipment to original costumes and props from classic films that defined generations. It's not just a museum but an immersive journey through the art, technology, and cultural significance of Chinese film production.

Things to Do

  • Explore original film sets from classic Chinese movies
  • See vintage film cameras and editing equipment from different eras
  • Watch rare archival footage in the museum's screening room
  • Learn about the history of Changchun Film Studio through interactive exhibits
  • Take photos with iconic movie props and costumes
  • Participate in filmmaking workshops and demonstrations
  • Visit the outdoor exhibition area with large film equipment
  • Experience the sound recording studio and dubbing facilities