國家電影及視聽文化中心 - Xinzhuang District

The nearby traffic is not very convenient, you can park in the underground parking lot, 50 yuan per hour, and the maximum limit is 150 yuan. There are some exhibitions related to movies to see, and there are cafes and shops selling small arts and cultural items on the first floor. The whole public space has a great sense of design. The lawn area outside is well planned and suitable for taking pictures.

Originally near Shandao Temple, the space is very small. The new site will not open until the end of 2021. This time, I will visit the movie. On the first floor is the front desk, a cultural and creative product store and a coffee and light food store. On the second floor, there are two screening halls, one large and one small. The equipment is very new and the seats are very comfortable. The third floor is the library and multimedia reading room, which requires membership. The building has a sense of design, but the traffic is not very convenient at present.

The surrounding atmosphere is good, It is very suitable for a small trip in the city~ But the library on the 3rd floor is not open today, It's a pity that we can't get a glimpse of its true colors.

Great film festival, great sound effects, but unfortunately the order of meals in the restaurant downstairs is a bit strange?, and there were missed orders later, but the boss's service attitude is very good and has been apologizing. I hope that it can be improved in the future, and there will be more hot food.

advantage: ①Service and guide staff are friendly ②The environment is beautiful and comfortable, and there is no one indoors on weekdays ③Provide underground car parking spaces, 20 yuan for parking a locomotive, which is very convenient shortcoming: ①There is less space for shopping ②The exhibition project is unpopular, and no one guides the introduction, it is really a fun to watch in conclusion: Just experience, no return visit price: No tickets required to visit the first and second floors Locomotive parking fee: 20 yuan/time

Watch the video first: Refrigerator… I like movies, American western cowboy movies, Japanese Bushido movies, and of course martial arts movies in the Chinese world. These three films are particularly fascinating, and the most fascinating of them is the "spirit" in them. In western cowboy movies, you can see bounty hunters stand up for justice. In Seven Samurai, you can see samurai helping farmers fight against robbers with hoes and helping the weak. In martial arts movies, all kinds of chivalrous spirits are talked about... A generation of master director Hu Jinquan made martial arts films such as Dragon Inn, Xia Nu, etc. before I was born... The National Film Center has just established a base in Xinzhuang Fuduxin, and is currently exhibiting Island Jianghu: Wuxia in Taiwan. There are many digitally restored videos worth watching. The venue is great but not many people know about it. This time I specially invited a few friends to go on a pilgrimage. My friend asked me how I knew I was coming here? I said I wanted to come and see what the country did with my tax money, hahaha... So I first watched a movie: Dragon City Ten Days, and then participated in a discussion: Shadow Warriors Behind the Knights - The Legacy of Action and Martial Arts . There is also an AR interactive experience in the venue, and there are prizes to take after the experience. After the discussion was over, the audience was open to ask questions, but I didn't ask any questions. But now I can talk about the martial arts movies in my heart on Facebook. I will use a simpler and easier to understand statement: first divide martial arts into martial arts and martial arts, compare basketball games to martial arts, and compare baseball games to martial arts. Today's martial arts instructors' martial arts actions can be eye-catching through the design of the mirror action and even the special effects, just like a gorgeous basketball slam dunk contest. And martial arts is like a baseball game when two people are out of two good and three bad, until the last moment, the heart has been hanging there, martial arts is connected with the heart, it is a kind of spirit, it will make people think over and over again, the part that makes people feel the same . Ip Man's one hit ten is martial arts, Clinton Eastwood's western cowboy film Unforgiven is martial arts. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon has both Yu Jiaolong's martial arts and Li Mubai's martial arts. Taiwan has not produced a good martial arts movie for a long time, and it is almost extinct. From Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Sword Rain, Assassin Nie Yingniang... There are only a few, the director of martial arts movies I admire most recently: Xu Haofeng, his Virgo : "The Trail of Japanese Pirates" is my favorite martial arts movie recently. There may be some clips that make people feel absurd. Those who understand it will smile and say: Beiqi. The deep meaning behind it is intriguing... Now if I want to find the spirit of martial arts, I have to reminisce about the early martial arts films. In my mind, the martial arts action does not have to be gorgeous, but it can have a good scene and atmosphere and a chivalrous spirit. (Chivalrous Girl: Battle in Bamboo Forest, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Salute) In the end, it is worth affirming that the Ministry of Culture has continued to retrieve the cultural heritage of Taiwan. Soft power has not been done before. We are now starting to do it bit by bit. These are the nutrients of the country and the soul of the country. I believe that Taiwan will definitely improve. Okay.

The attitude of the service staff is very good and they will offer discounts on their own initiative ( ´▽` )ﾉ The atmosphere is also great, and the content of the exhibition is also very interesting, absorbing more new film knowledge. The atmosphere inside and outside the museum is also great, very relaxed (*¯︶¯*) New Taipei citizens will get a discount of 300 yuan for the first membership membership! There is also a car parking lot!

Many ancient film equipment has evolved with history, and I feel that the older generation will have all kinds of nostalgic feelings ? First time smelling acetate film, impressive! On the third floor is a well-lit film special library. It adopts a membership system (the cheapest annual membership fee is $300). Since 1978, it has collected many film history materials that cannot be found outside.