Steeped in Guangdong’s history and artistic rebirth, Zilintang Art Town (or Zini Tang Creative Park) was once the largest bustling sugar factory built in the 1950s. Spanning 250,000 square meters, the factory succumbed to the rapid march of urbanization, leaving behind a fascinating canvas of industrial ruins. Today, it thrives as a vibrant artist village, where cultural inheritance intertwines with artistic development. Zilintang’s versatility allows you to film anything from a tense thriller set in a maze of abandoned studios to a quirky comedy set in a vibrant art gallery.
