The intersection of cinematic storytelling and cultural exploration is creating a new wave of travel interest across the Chinese mainland. Recently, the premiere of Family Legacy has begun to turn the spotlight toward the rich heritage of Anhui Province, blending historical artistry with modern tourism.
Airing since May 17, Family Legacy marks China's first television series dedicated specifically to the prestigious ink-making traditions of Anhui. By spotlighting the meticulous craft of ink production, the drama serves as a cultural bridge, introducing global audiences to an ancient art form that has defined the region for centuries.
The production's commitment to authenticity is evident in its filming locations. Nearly 80% of the series was filmed in Huangshan City, with an impressive 90% of all exterior shots captured on-site. This immersive approach allows viewers to experience the genuine atmosphere of the region.
According to a report by People's Daily, the series seamlessly integrates sixteen different scenic spots into its narrative. Among these are the picturesque villages of Xidi and Chengkan, the serene vistas of Nanping and Huangcun, and the breathtaking heights of Qiyun Mountain. As viewers are captivated by the drama's plot, these locations are expected to become primary destinations for cultural explorers and travelers seeking the real-life settings of the show.
For business professionals and investors in the tourism sector, this "drama effect" highlights the growing potential of cultural IP to drive regional economic growth. By leveraging hit television series, Anhui is not only preserving its historical ink heritage but also positioning itself as a premier destination for those eager to experience the intersection of art and nature.
Reference(s):
Anhui tourism set to ride the wave of hit historical ink-making drama
cgtn.com
