Ding Ge Residence
鼎阁
A high-end private residence currently under renovation, serving as the future home for Wu Xiaozu.
Cannes Film Festival
戛纳电影节
Prestigious international film festival held in France.
Berlin Film Festival
柏林电影节
Another major international film festival known for its critical acclaim.
Dragon City Ice Room
龙城冰室
A local cafe-restaurant in Kowloon used as a meeting point for film industry operations.
Kowloon
九龙
A major urban district in Hong Kong.
Beijing
帝都
The capital city of China.
Xishuangbanna
西双版纳
A region in Yunnan province where film directors previously worked in agricultural sectors.
Clear Water Bay Apartment
清水湾大厦
A residential building located in the Clear Water Bay area of Hong Kong, home to Run Run Shaw.
25 Cooper Road, Jardine's Lookout
渣甸山谷柏道二十五号
A prestigious residential address in Hong Kong, residence of Miss He.
Causeway Bay
铜锣湾
A bustling urban district in Hong Kong known for its busy streets and heavy pedestrian traffic.
The Landmark
置地广场
A prominent luxury shopping and business complex located in Central, Hong Kong.
Cannes
戛纳
A French city famous for hosting the international film festival.
The Peninsula Hotel
半岛酒店
A world-renowned luxury hotel located in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Island
港岛
The primary metropolitan region of Hong Kong.
Kai Tak Airport
启德机场
The main international airport serving Hong Kong during the era.
Cannes
坎城
The French city famous for hosting the annual international film festival.
Kowloon Walled City
九龙城寨
A historical, densely populated area in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Sai Kung
西贡
A district in Hong Kong often used as a location for outdoor film sets.
Central
中环
The major financial and business district of Hong Kong.
TVB
A major Hong Kong television broadcaster.
Asia Television
亚视
A major Hong Kong television broadcaster and competitor to TVB.
Seoul
汉城
A strategic location for an overseas branch office of 1024 Locomotive Entertainment.
Jakarta
雅加达
A strategic location for an overseas branch office of 1024 Locomotive Entertainment.
Bangkok
曼谷
A strategic location for an overseas branch office of 1024 Locomotive Entertainment.
Taipei
台北
A strategic location for an overseas branch office of 1024 Locomotive Entertainment.
Tokyo
东京
A strategic location for an overseas branch office of 1024 Locomotive Entertainment.
Singapore
新加坡
A strategic location for an overseas branch office of 1024 Locomotive Entertainment.
Shaw Brothers
邵氏
The historically influential film production company in Hong Kong.
1024 Locomotive
1024火车头
Wu Xiaozu's personal film production company, noted for its professional financial transparency.
Metropolitan Film Productions
大都会电影公司
A subsidiary film production entity created to serve shifts in market demand.
San Francisco
旧金山
A Pacific coastal city in the United States, used as a setting for fictional narrative elements.
Hong Kong
香港
The primary metropolitan market for the region's film industry.
Cinema
戏院
The physical exhibition spaces where films are screened and box office revenue is generated.
Fu Ngai Film Company
富艺电影公司
A film production and investment company operating in Hong Kong.
Golden Harvest
嘉禾
A major Hong Kong film production and distribution company.
Fanling Golf Course
粉岭高尔夫球场
A prestigious golf club in Hong Kong often used for social and business networking.
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club
皇家游艇会
An exclusive and prestigious venue where Hong Kong's elite dock their luxury yachts, serving as a status symbol.
New Territories
新界
A region in Hong Kong where various outdoor eateries and industrial areas are located.
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals
东华三院
The historical and largest charitable organization in Hong Kong, deeply connected to public fundraising and the entertainment sector.
Fanling
粉岭
A district in Hong Kong often associated with recreational facilities like golf courses.
Château Pétrus
柏翠酒庄
A prestigious French winery known for exceptionally high-value vintages, referenced as a symbol of luxury.
Berlin
柏林
A major European city, frequently visited by filmmakers for festivals and press.
Taiwan
湾湾
A geographical region often referred to in the context of its local film industry and talent.
Mainland China
内地
The mainland region, increasingly influential in the development of Chinese cinema.
Cinema City
新艺城
A prominent film production company in Hong Kong, formerly known for its ensemble creative process.
D & B Films
德宝
A major Hong Kong film production company.
Jiufen
九份
A scenic town in Taiwan selected as a key filming location.
Yue Tai Hing
裕泰兴
A prominent property development and management company led by the Luo family, known for business dealings involving high-net-worth individuals.
Shenzhen
鹏城
A mainland city intended to serve as a springboard for expanding the restaurant brand.
Tumu Fortress
土木堡
A historic location where a major imperial defeat occurred, serving as the historical backdrop for Wu Xiaozu's new script.
Lo Wu Control Point
罗湖口岸
A major border checkpoint between Shenzhen and Hong Kong.
Repulse Bay
浅水湾
A prestigious and affluent residential area on Hong Kong Island, known for its luxury villas where special guests are accommodated.
Newport Circuit
新宝院线
A cinema chain distribution partner for Wu Xiaozu's films.
Sha Tin
沙田
A district in Hong Kong where the film sets for the 'Dragon Inn' remake are being constructed.
Dunhuang
敦煌
The preferred location in Mainland China for the exterior filming of the 'Dragon Inn' remake.
Tin Hau MTR Station
天后地铁站
The location where the original 1024 Locomotive film company was based.
Xi'an Film Studio
西影厂
A major mainland film production facility essential for securing local support and operational logistics.
Sil-Metropole Organisation
银都机构
A prominent Hong Kong-based film production and distribution house.
Starlight Entertainment Rehearsal Studio
恒星娱乐排练室
The primary location where the trainees undergo dance and performance training.
World International
寰宇国际
A distribution and holding company managed by Wu Xiaozu, focused on acquiring film libraries and establishing cassette rental networks.
Mong Kok
旺角
A bustling urban district in Hong Kong housing key retail locations for the cassette rental business.
Jardine Matheson
怡和洋行
A major British conglomerate in Hong Kong whose subsidiary manages retail convenience store partnerships.
Dairy Farm
牛奶国际
A subsidiary of Jardine Matheson involved in retail management and franchising in the Hong Kong region.
Woodpecker
啄木鸟
A strategic European distribution and marketing partner for World International.
Windmill
风车
A strategic European distribution and marketing partner for World International.
Golden Princess Circuit
金公主院线
A major Hong Kong film distribution company and cinema chain.
Starlight Entertainment
恒星娱乐
The entertainment agency managing the idol group.
TWICE
少女TWICE
The name of the girl group managed by Starlight Entertainment.
Shoin Women's School
松荫女子学校
The educational institution where Izumi Sakai graduated.
Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
港岛演艺学院
A prestigious professional dance and performing arts training institution.
Lai Chi Kok
荔枝角
The site of historical theme parks previously constructed by a contractor.
Song City
宋城
A historical theme park in Hong Kong constructed by an experienced engineering firm.
Tang City
唐城
A themed construction site project located in Singapore.
Film Workshop
电影工作室
A major production company founded by Tsui Hark and Shi Nansun.
Golden Princess
金公主
A significant film distribution and production entity in Hong Kong cinema.
Win's Movie Production
永胜
A film production company owned by Charles Heung, active in the industry.
Macau
奥门
A special administrative region and key international filming location.
Korea
高丽
An international territory utilized for filming location shooting.
Los Angeles
洛杉矶
A major US city utilized as an international filming location.
Sunbeam Theatre, Mong Kok
旺角新宝戏院
The specific film exhibition venue where the premiere of the film is scheduled.
China City Nightclub
中国城夜总会
A nightlife venue referenced in relation to the style of the film Moon, Star, Sun.
Kowloon Tong
九龙塘
An affluent residential and commercial district in Hong Kong, known for its luxury mansions.
Chinese Estates
华置
A major Hong Kong-based property development corporation, significantly influenced by the Lau family.
Paul Y. Engineering
保华
A substantial engineering and construction firm tied to the business interests of the Lau family.
E7 Culture
E7文化
A media and investment entity acting as the primary carrier for the capital market project involving E7 shares.
Tianxia Company
天下公司
A collaborative media and publishing entity that works with 1024 Locomotive on copyright adaptation, including novels, comics, and merchandise.
Lisboa Casino
葡京赌场
A prestigious gambling establishment where the 'God of Gamblers' is invited to preside.
Las Vegas
拉斯维加斯
A major city designated by the characters as a destination for their upcoming Christmas holiday.
Rua do Cunha
官也街
A famous street in Macau known for its shops and local delicacies.
The Pier
码头
A location where criminal transactions and movements take place.
Golden Gambling Hall
黄金赌厅
An opulent and bustling, palace-style casino venue where high-stakes gambling competitions take place.
Gambling Ship
赌船
A lavish, floating casino designed for high-stakes gambling, serving as the primary setting for the story's climax.
Swiss Bank
瑞士银行
The secure international financial institution where tournament winnings are deposited.
Hollywood
好莱坞
The center of the American film industry, widely recognized as the global standard for high-budget production, special effects, and action cinema.
Beirut
贝鲁特
A city targeted by an airstrike in a geopolitical gambling conspiracy alluded to in the film's backstory.
Southern Lebanon
黎南部
A region involved in the military conflict mentioned as part of the high-stakes global gambling plot.
Human Resistance Protection Organization
反抗者人类保护组织
A clandestine organization involved in investigating the Dominator Organization and rescuing key figures.
Dominator Organization
支配者组织
A shadowy, powerful organization being tracked by the protagonists and rival factions.
Hotel Lisboa
葡京
A landmark casino hotel in Macau, revealed to be the key location hidden in the wedding ring.
International Waters
公海
The setting for the high-seas gambling tournament where key confrontations between Ko Chun and his adversaries take place.
Morocco
摩洛哥
A location alluded to in the film, hinting at future plot developments and backstory for the God of Gamblers universe.
Hollywood
荷里活
The center of the American film industry, widely recognized as the global standard for high-budget production, special effects, and action cinema.
Miramax
米拉麦克斯
A prominent American film production and distribution company co-founded by Harvey Weinstein, known for acquiring high-quality independent films.
Yau Tsim Mong
油尖旺
A major commercial and entertainment district in Hong Kong known for its dense cinema infrastructure.
North America
北美
The North American film market.
Southeast Asia
东南亚
The expanded market region for international film distribution.
Plantation Road, Mid-Levels
半山区种植道
An upscale, prestigious residential area in Hong Kong.
Lo Wu
罗湖
The major land border control point between Hong Kong and Mainland China, a hub for cross-border trade.
TVB Building
TVB电视大楼
The main headquarters and office complex of the Television Broadcasts Limited station.
Youth Detention Center
感化院
A juvenile correctional facility where young individuals are held for rehabilitation.
Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
演艺学院
A prestigious institution for higher education in the performing arts.
Broadcast Drive
广播道
A notable district in Hong Kong historically known for the concentration of major broadcasting organizations.
United States
美国
The country where King Hu engaged with academic and film circles, and where Tsui Hark completed his formal film education.
Asia Society
美国亚洲学会
An American organization devoted to fostering exchanges between Asia and the United States.
University of Texas at Austin
德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校
The institution where Tsui Hark obtained his formal training in broadcasting, television, and film, grounding him in Hollywood production standards.
University of California, Berkeley
伯克利加州大学
A prestigious academic institution where scholars like Chen Shih-hsiang worked.
Guangdong Province
粤省
The province serving as the primary hub for reform-era business expansion and foreign investment.
Guangzhou
羊城
A key metropolitan city in Guangdong, currently serving as a focal point for business communications and trade.
Hong Kong Stock Exchange
港交所
The authoritative exchange where local stocks are traded, currently experiencing high volatility.
Northwest Film Studio
西北电影厂
A major Chinese film production studio identified as a prime location for future co-productions.
Shaolin Tagou Martial Arts School
少林寺塔沟武校
A renowned martial arts training school noted as an ideal filming location.
Gaomi
高密
A rural location in Mainland China utilized for filming local agricultural subjects.
Pearl River Film Studio
珠江厂
A state-owned film studio based in Guangzhou, often used as a distribution hub for co-produced films.
Film Academy
电影学院
Refers to the Beijing Film Academy, an educational institution where industry professionals gather.
Diaoyutai State Guesthouse
钓鱼台
A prestigious venue in Beijing used for high-level meetings and events.
Peking University
北大
A prestigious Chinese university often associated with intellectuals and scholars.
Gulf of Napoule
纳普勒湾
A coastal area near Cannes where luxury yachts are moored.
Marseille
马赛
A city near Cannes, often used by visitors as a more affordable accommodation alternative.
France
法国
The host country of the Cannes Film Festival and a major hub for European film distribution.
Hong Kong
港城
The home city for Wu Xiaozu's film production operations.
Champs-Élysées
香榭丽舍大街
A famous avenue in Paris, used metaphorically to represent the mainstream film power structure.
MK2
A prominent French film production and distribution company specializing in arthouse cinema.
Gaumont
高蒙公司
A major French film studio known for its demanding commercial terms.
Emergency Film Production
江湖救急电影制作公司
A film production entity managed by Wu Xiaozu.
Newport
新宝
A cinema circuit that incorporated the Antai Cinema.
Antai Cinema
安泰戏院
A cinema that merged into the Newport circuit.
Venice
威尼斯
A historic Italian city and host of a major international film festival, currently competing with Cannes for influence.
Festival of the Three Continents
南特三大洲电影节
An important film festival held in Nantes, France, which served as a stepping stone for many Fifth and Sixth Generation Chinese directors.
Palais des Festivals
电影宫
The venue hosting the Cannes Film Festival.
Spain
西班牙
The home country of director Pedro Almodóvar.
Jade Channel
翡翠台
The flagship Cantonese-language television channel owned by TVB.
Pearl Channel
明珠台
The primary English-language television channel owned by TVB.
TVB City
无线电视城
The central broadcasting and production complex for TVB.
Clearwater Bay TV City
清水湾道电视城
The primary operational base for TVB's television production and administrative activities.
Mong Kok Stadium
旺角大球场
The primary outdoor filming venue for the public welfare music video shoot.
Hong Kong Coliseum
红磡体育馆
A major multi-purpose indoor arena and landmark in Hong Kong frequently used for concerts.
Tin Tin Daily
天天日报
A newspaper publishing company.
Warner Music
华纳唱片
A major international record label managing artists like Sally Yeh.
Wen Wei Po
文汇报
A major Chinese-language newspaper in Hong Kong.
Ta Kung Pao
大公报
A long-standing Chinese-language newspaper in Hong Kong.
Ming Pao
明报
A prominent daily newspaper in Hong Kong.
South China Morning Post
南华早报
A leading English-language newspaper in Hong Kong.
Wong & Lam Advertising Agency
黄与林广告公司
A prominent advertising firm co-founded by James Wong and Eunice Lam, noted for its rapid business growth.
TVB Studio 1
TVB摄制1号棚
The specific recording studio at the TVB broadcasting facility where the pageant was hosted.
Tin Hau
天后
A neighborhood in Hong Kong near Causeway Bay, named after the local Tin Hau Temple.
King's Road
英皇道
A major thoroughfare in Hong Kong where the residential properties managed by Wu Xiaozu are located.
Qidian
起点
The online novel platform where the author publishes his work.
Golden Club
黄金俱乐部
A famous, high-end exotic dance nightclub located within the Hotel Lisboa.
Taipa
奥门氹仔
A district in Macau featuring opulent residential areas and major casino venues.
Golden Casino
黄金赌场
A high-end gambling establishment featuring luxurious VIP suites and frequented by prominent socialites.
Hong Kong and Macau
港澳
The metropolitan region that serves as the central hub for the entertainment and gambling industry.
The Venetian Macao
威尼斯人
A major hotel and casino resort that serves as an icon of the modern Macau gambling industry.
City of Dreams
梦想之城
A premier casino resort in Macau, representing the modern standard of high-end entertainment venues.
Sands Macao
金沙
A key casino establishment that pioneered the modern mega-resort model in Macau.
Wynn Palace
永利皇宫
An opulent, high-end casino and resort integral to the luxury market in Macau.
Morpheus
摩珀斯
A futuristic and iconic luxury hotel structure, representing the new wave of architectural development in Macau.
Chinese Estates Holdings
华人置业
A significant real estate and investment holding company active in the property market of Hong Kong.
Hyatt
凯悦
A major hotel and casino property in Macau where Mo Dingping operates.
Jai Alai Casino
回力娱乐场
A significant entertainment complex and casino venue in Macau vital to regional betting operations.
New Century
新世纪
An important casino development venue in Macau.
Mandarin VIP Lounge
万豪赌厅
A newly established, elite VIP gambling room within the Lisboa Hotel, known for exclusivity and luxury.
Hung To Road
鸿图道
A location in Kwun Tong, Kowloon, becoming a cluster point for new film studios and entertainment companies.
TVB
无线电视台
Television Broadcasts Limited, a major Hong Kong television station.
1024 Train Station Entertainment Company
1024火车站娱乐公司
A major film production and distribution company based in Hong Kong.
South China Film Industry Workers Union
华南电影工作者联合会
A historic film industry organization with deep-rooted connections to Mainland China.
City Entertainment
电影双周刊
A prominent Hong Kong film publication and key organizer of the Hong Kong Film Awards.
Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild
港岛电影导演会
The professional body representing film directors in Hong Kong, currently seeking to establish a permanent office location.
Sauna
三温暖
A location where film industry professionals often congregate to discuss projects and socialize.
Victoria Harbour
维多利亚港
A major waterfront location in Hong Kong frequently used for outdoor settings.
In-Gear Film Production
影之杰
The production company owned by Alan Tang.
1024 Locomotive Sha Tin Studio
1024火车头(沙田)摄影棚
The film production studio and headquarters for 1024 Locomotive in Sha Tin.
Victoria Peak
平顶山
An affluent residential and dining area in Hong Kong often chosen for upscale meetings.
Luk Yu Tea House
鹿鸣春
A restaurant location where film production meetings were held.
Old Lok Gung Cinema
老乐宫戏院
A historic cinema venue in Hong Kong that was converted into a disco.
Japan
东瀛
The country referenced in the context of the film industry and Director Akira Kurosawa.
Typhoon Shelter
避风塘
A popular waterfront area in Hong Kong known for its casual tea houses and local eateries, frequented by film industry professionals.
Johnston Road Building
庄士敦道德利大厦
A commercial building in Hong Kong housing the offices of Win's Movie Production.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
纽约大都会艺术博物馆
A prominent art museum in New York, serving as a setting for Hu Yinmeng's past intellectual and artistic explorations.
TVB
电视广播有限公司
The major television station in Hong Kong where the upcoming girl group performance is set to take place.
Jianghu Rescue Film Company
江湖救急影业
A film production entity managed by Fei Cheng.
Indonesia
印尼
A consistent and high-performing market for Hong Kong film exports.
Malaysia
大马
A key territory in the Southeast Asian film distribution network.
Thailand
泰国
A regional market for international theatrical releases.
Philippines
菲律宾
A regional market for international theatrical releases.
Europe
欧洲
An international market region for film distribution.
Poland
波兰
An Eastern European country noted for its high viewership of Shaolin-themed films.
Kyoto
京都
A Japanese city selected for filming due to its preserved Tang Dynasty-style architecture.
Wan Ho Hall
万豪厅
A specific high-stakes, exclusive section within a casino operation.
TVB
无线
The major television broadcasting station in Hong Kong.
Fook Lam Moon
福临门
A famous high-end restaurant in Hong Kong popular among the wealthy and elite.
Portland Street
钵兰街
A location in Hong Kong known for its association with nightlife and underworld activity.
Nara
奈良
A Japanese city designated as a filming location for the upcoming production of the Dreaming Back to Tang Dynasty series.
Underground Parking Garage
地下车库
The site of departure for the luxury cars following the business negotiation.
Shekou Port
蛇口口岸
A bustling customs port and gateway in Shenzhen, serving as a hub for labor and trade during the 1980s.
Beiping
北平
The historic name for Beijing, frequently used in the context of early twentieth-century student political movements.
Yindu
银都
A prominent film production and distribution entity acting as a bridge for Hong Kong-Mainland cinematic collaboration.
Red Building
红楼
A historical site used for political gatherings and student protests.
Forbidden City
故宫
The historic imperial palace complex in Beijing.
Jin'ao Yuduo Bridge
金鳖玉蝀桥
A Marble bridge located within the Imperial City area of Beijing.
Beijing Film Studio
北影厂
A historic and influential state-run film production facility in Beijing.
Jiayu Pass
嘉峪关
The primary filming location for the production, chosen for its accessibility and expansive desert landscape.
Taolai River
讨赖河
A geographical point of reference used for site selection in the Hexi Corridor.
Yumen Pass of Dunhuang
敦煌玉门关
A historic site considered for filming exteriors, noted for its significant cultural and visual history.
Yang Pass
阳关
A historical frontier pass located in the Hexi Corridor, scouted for potential filming locations.
Shanghai
上海
A major city in mainland China where the film industry is historically active.
Wing Wah Tea Restaurant
永华茶餐厅
A local dining venue in Kwun Tong often utilized by film industry professionals for informal business meetings.
Netherlands
荷兰
A suggested international location for film production, noted for its casinos and unique nightlife districts.
Ritz Cinema Circuit
丽声院线
A cinema chain in Hong Kong used for commercial film distribution.
China Cinema
中国戏院
A cinema located in Taiwan, utilized as a hub for film distribution networks.
Cathay Cinema (Southeast Asia)
东南亚国泰戏院
A regional cinema operator important for international film distribution.
Puhua Cinema
普华戏院
A cinema in Hong Kong with historical leftist affiliations.
Longmen Pass
龙门关
A fictional strategic location serving as a key setting in the film where the diplomatic and political factions intersect.
State-run Guest House
国营招待所
The premier, four-story lodging facility in the county, designated as the secure residence for the film crew under local protection.
Artiste Intelligence
艺能影业
A significant entertainment company involved in concert production, artist management, and film distribution.
Shadow Dancer Entertainment
影舞者娱乐制作公司
A company founded by Clarence Hui, Chow Yun-fat, and Cheung Kwok-chung, focused on talent management and event planning.
Australia
澳洲
The country where Chingmy Yau and her family resided previously.
Sun Yee On
新安
A major Hong Kong triad society known for controlling specific territories.
Dragon Inn
龙门客栈
The primary film set location for the current Wuxia project in development.
Victoria Peak
太平山
An exclusive, high-end residential area in Hong Kong, home to luxury villas.
Taiwan
台湾
A region known for its local film market and business tycoons.
Dengkui Film Company
登奎影业
A production company in Taiwan owned by Yang Dengkui, involved in film production and distribution.
Judeng Film Company
巨登影业
A production and distribution entity in Taiwan under the leadership of Yang Dengkui.
Central and Southern Taiwan
台中南
The geographical regions in Taiwan where 杨登奎 exerts significant influence and distribution networking.
Nikkatsu Corporation
日活株式会社
A historic Japanese film production studio known for producing erotic and action-oriented cinema.
Nikkatsu Kyoto Studio
日活京都制片厂
A major production facility in Kyoto, historically significant as a hub for period costume dramas.
Shochiku
松竹
A major Japanese film production company.
Shuangnan Circuit
双南院线
One of the five mainstream cinema chains in Hong Kong.
Ritz Cinema
丽声
A cinema chain operating in Hong Kong, often associated with the Golden Princess circuit.
Ippon Netsu Entertainment Development Co.
一本热娱乐发展公司
A joint-venture entertainment company established by multiple industry players to operate erotic cinema chains and produce genre films.
Jianghu Rescue Film Company
江湖救急电影公司
A dedicated production entity used as a financial vehicle for investing in new film projects and talent cultivation.
On Tai Film Company
安泰影业
A film production and investment firm represented by Jiang Zhiwen.
Prince Cinema
太子戏院
The first cinema in Hong Kong specifically designated for erotic film screenings.
Nikkatsu Circuit
日活院线
One of the three major cinema chains in Hong Kong specializing in adult-oriented film exhibition.
Giant Circuit
巨人院线
One of the three major cinema chains in Hong Kong specializing in adult-oriented film exhibition.
Oscar Circuit
奥斯卡院线
One of the three major cinema chains in Hong Kong specializing in adult-oriented film exhibition.
Tong Ren Film Production Company
仝人影业制作公司
A newly established film production company located in Kwun Tong, co-founded by Chan Ka-to, Chan Ka-hing, Cheng Tan-shui, and Man Chun, with financial backing from Choi Chee-ming.
Shengping Theater
升平戏院
A historic theater located in Jiufen, known for its traditional atmosphere and red lanterns.
Prince Theater Circuit
太子院线
A newly established cinema chain focusing on genre and erotic films, headquartered at a flagship location on Portland Street.
Hung Hom
红磡
A district in Hong Kong serving as a key operational area for the new cinema circuit.
Wan Chai
湾仔
A strategic district in Hong Kong selected for the expansion of the new cinema circuit locations.
Tomson Group
汤臣公司
A production company exploring the Hong Kong film market landscape.
Sing Tao Daily
星岛日报
A major Hong Kong newspaper that covered the 'Dragon Inn' production controversy.
Financial Daily
金融日报
A newspaper that reported on the alleged stagnation of film production.
Oriental Daily News
东方日报
A prominent Hong Kong newspaper that published reports regarding the lead actress, Brigitte Lin, and the production status.
The Standard
港岛虎报
A local newspaper that reported on the rumors surrounding the film's production.
Kung Sheung Daily News
工商日报
A newspaper with pro-Taiwan leanings that utilized aggressive language to criticize the film production.
Xiangjiang Times
香江时报
A publication involved in spreading negative rumors and speculative news about the production.
Yulang International
玉朗国际
The publishing corporation owned by Huang Yulang, dominating the comic market and currently facing fierce competition.
Malibu
马里布
A coastal city in Los Angeles County, being considered by Wu Xiaozu as a secluded location for his partner's care.
Santa Monica
圣莫妮卡
A coastal city in Los Angeles County, being considered by Wu Xiaozu as a secluded location for his partner's care.
Santa Barbara
圣塔芭芭拉
A coastal city in California, being considered by Wu Xiaozu as a secluded location for his partner's care.
Nanhui Morning Post
南汇早报
A local newspaper involved in the media landscape of Hong Kong.
San Fernando Valley
圣费尔南多谷
A region in Los Angeles, known in the industry for specific film production sectors, which Fei Cheng expresses interest in visiting.
University of California, Santa Barbara
加州大学圣塔芭芭拉分校
A university where Lin Xiaoayi intends to audit literature courses while staying in the area.
California
加州
A US state where targeted promotional campaigns are planned.
United States
美利坚
The country hosting the American film market and industry.
Jinan
泉城
A city in eastern China, noted as the place where Lin Xiaoayi lived with her parents.
Liaoning Region
辽沈
A northern region of China known for its distinct linguistic dialect.
Qingdao
青岛
A coastal city in China, associated with specific local dialect variations.
Dalian
大连
A northern coastal city in China, associated with unique linguistic characteristics.
Beverly Hills
比弗利山庄
An affluent city in Los Angeles County, known as the location of the coffee shop where Wu Xiaozu was heading.
North Hollywood Police Station
北好莱坞区警署
A police facility in Los Angeles where Nicolas Cage was initially detained.
Fu Ngai Film Company
富艺
An investment and film production enterprise owned and managed by Choi Chee-ming.
Dragon City Ice Room (Branch 2)
龙城冰室2店
A upscale tea restaurant located near Central, intended to serve as a flagship catering site for the parent company.
Mandarin Oriental Hotel
文华东方酒店
A landmark hotel located near the new branch of the Dragon City Ice Room.
1024 Locomotive Entertainment
壹零贰肆火车头
The primary production company helmed by Wu Xiaozu, investing in films and business ventures.
Tsim Sha Tsui
尖沙咀
A major shopping, dining, and entertainment district in Hong Kong.
InterContinental Hotel
洲际酒店
A high-end hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui often mentioned in industry gossip.
Beijing Film Academy
北平电影学院
The premier educational institution for cinema in China, located on Xitucheng Road.
Zhuxinzhuang
朱辛庄
A remote suburban area that served as a temporary site for the Beijing Film Academy.
Tsinghua University
清华
A prestigious university in Beijing often associated with rivalries in social and musical contexts.
Workers' Stadium
工体
A major sporting and entertainment venue in Beijing, famous for hosting early rock concerts.
Xinhua Bookstore
新华书店
A major state-owned bookstore chain in China.
Quanjude
全聚德
A world-renowned restaurant specialized in Peking roast duck.
Beijing Hotel
北平饭店
An iconic, historic luxury hotel in Beijing that serves as a central hub for high-end dining and meetings.
Maxim's de Paris
玛克西姆餐厅
A prestigious, high-end French-Chinese joint venture restaurant in Beijing established by Pierre Cardin.
Dashilan
大栅栏
A historic commercial area in Beijing known for its traditional theaters and cultural heritage, particularly noted for housing Sanyuan Garden.
2 Chongwenmen West Street
崇文门西大街2号
The specific street address where the first French-Chinese joint venture western restaurant was established.
Chongwenmen
崇文门
A historically significant traffic node and bustling district in Beijing.
Wudaokou
五道口
A dynamic district in Beijing known for its concentration of students and rising cultural trends.
Xinqiao Restaurant
新侨
A trendy and popular dining establishment in Beijing favored by the younger generation.
Maxim's
马克西姆
A luxurious, French-styled restaurant in Beijing known for its extravagant decor.
Heping Restaurant
和平
A well-regarded dining and hotel venue in Beijing.
Siheyuan
四合院
A traditional courtyard house architecture common in Beijing, functioning as a communal living and social space.
Xi'an Film Studio
西影
A state-owned film production company and cultural institution.
Beijing Film Studio
北影
A major Chinese film studio and training ground for many prominent directors.
Double X Estate
Double‘X’小庄园
A private, luxurious estate owned by Wu Xiaozu in Santa Barbara, featuring an ocean view and a private beach.
Northwest China
西北
A region known for film production and frequently used as a location by the Fifth Generation directors.
Central Academy of Drama
中戏
A prestigious drama school in Beijing and a major rival institution to the Beijing Film Academy.
The Auditorium
大礼堂
The central gathering hall at the Beijing Film Academy where major lectures and assemblies are held.
Chang'e Mountain
长鹅山
A filming location historically significant for the production of movies like 'A Better Tomorrow'.
People's Hospital
人民医院
The local medical facility where the cast and crew are treated following the collapse during filming.
Malaysia
马来西亚
A Southeast Asian nation noted for the strong box office performance of recent Chinese-language film releases.
Tong Yan Film Company
仝人
A rival film production company currently promoting 'King of Gamblers'.
Kelly Theater
凯利戏院
A cinema located in Mong Kok acting as a venue for film screenings.
Oben Entertainment
一本热
The entertainment company entity managing the acquisition of Nikkatsu assets and film libraries.
Freedom Association
自由总会
A regulatory industry organization in Taiwan that oversees the distribution and approval of imported Hong Kong films.
Tsim Sha Tsui East
尖东
A specific commercial and entertainment district in Hong Kong selected for the new cinema chain locations.
Kwun Tong
观塘
A district in Hong Kong selected for the expansion of the cinema chain locations.
Chungking Mansions
重庆大厦
A famous commercial complex in Tsim Sha Tsui serving as a key location for the new cinema footprint.
Sha Tin Studio
沙田摄影棚
The film studio located in Sha Tin where the sets for the wuxia project are constructed.
Nikkatsu Theaters
日活戏院
A cinema chain currently generating significant market interest through the release of 'Dreaming Back to Tang Dynasty 2'.
Magnum Film
万能影业
A Hong Kong film production company known for its involvement in ensemble projects.
1024 Locomotive Entertainment
壹零贰肆
The film production company headed by Wu Xiaozu.
Jishan Street
基山街
A prominent street in the town of Jiufen.
No. 69, Jinan Road
济南路69号
A location in Taipei associated with the announcement of the 'Taiwan Cinema Manifesto'.
Kaohsiung
高雄
A southern city in Taiwan known for its vibrant variety of 'show stage' nightclub culture.
Ximending
西门町
A popular, bustling commercial and shopping district in Taipei where outdoor roadshows often occur.
Sapphire Nightclub
蓝宝石歌厅
A legendary performance venue in Kaohsiung that launched the careers of many Taiwanese stars.
The Grand Hotel
圆山大饭店
A prestigious venue in Taipei frequently used for high-level business social events and investment negotiations.
Chunghwa Stadium
中华体育馆
A venue slated for a future company exhibition organized by the Hongyuan Group.
Hongyuan Group
鸿源集团
A massive, conglomerate-like investment organization in Taiwan involved in diverse sectors including finance, real estate, and entertainment. The company is characterized by high return rates and aggressive expansion.
Tea House
茶社
A meeting location where business discussions between figures like Wu Xiaozu and the Hongyuan Group executives take place.
Chunhua Hotel
春华酒店
A high-end hotel in Taipei, serving as the local site for the Mandarin Oriental.
Taichung
台中
A major city located in central Taiwan.
Shanghai
魔都
A major metropolis and hub in mainland China, often used as a benchmark for economic comparison.
Golden Horse Awards
金马奖
A prestigious film award ceremony in the Chinese-speaking world, historically serving as a major event for Chinese-language cinema.
Golden Bell Awards
金钟奖
A prominent Taiwanese television award ceremony recognizing excellence in broadcasting and hosting.
Venice Film Festival
威尼斯电影节
A renowned international film festival and recurring destination for high-profile film submissions.
Asia Pacific Film Festival
亚太影展
A regional film exhibition event attended by key figures in the industry.
The Grand Hotel
圆山
A historic and prestigious hotel in Taiwan frequently used by high-profile figures and politicians.
Furong Restaurant
富荣餐厅
A dining establishment where local filmmakers and industry figures meet for negotiations and socializing.
Fuzhou Film Studio
福市电影制片厂
The primary Mainland production entity that partnered with Hong Kong studios for collaborative film projects.
Yu He Japanese Restaurant
友和
A highly regarded Japanese restaurant under Han Peizhu's business umbrella, popular with celebrities.
Longfeng Restaurant
龙凤酒家
The venue chosen for the film production team's wrap party.
Tianjin
津门
A major city in Northern China.
Zhengzhou
郑州
A major city in Henan province, China.
Chongqing
渝市
A major municipality in Southwest China.
Repulse Bay Apartments
港岛浅水湾酒店公寓
An upscale residential area on Hong Kong Island, formerly the site of the famous Repulse Bay Hotel, known for its scenic views and affluent residents.
Chinatown
中国城
A recognized ethnic enclave within a city outside of China, containing various businesses and community spaces.
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club
港岛皇家游艇会
An elite social club frequently visited by wealthy socialites and business figures for networking and recreation.
Hong Kong Jockey Club
赛马会
A prestigious organization in Hong Kong covering horse racing, wagering, and philanthropy, serving as a hub for elite social networking.
Golf Club
高尔夫球会
An exclusive social and sporting venue favored by the elite for building professional and personal connections.
Temple Street Night Market Food Stall
庙街大排档
A specific outdoor eating establishment frequented by Choi Chee-ming.
Queen Mary Hospital
玛丽医院
A hospital in Hong Kong where Jackie Chan was treated for filming injuries.
North Point
北角
A residential and commercial area in Hong Kong Island where film promotional roadshows take place.
Vancouver
温哥华
An international city where tour events and property investments are managed.
Wells Hotel
威尔斯酒店
A hotel located near the Screen Actors Guild, frequently used for professional film industry castings and auditions.
Screen Actors Guild
演员工会
The professional labor union representing film and television actors and performers in the United States.
TVB Artist Dormitory
TVB艺人宿舍
The living quarters provided by TVB for its actors.
Shaw Brothers Studio
邵氏片场
The film production lot where Louis Koo practices and runs bit parts.