Some roads in Badaguan Scenic Area are restricted by non-motor vehicles, maintaining the road traffic order and smoothness in Badaguan Scenic Area, ensuring the personal safety of tourists and improving the tourism quality in the scenic area. After the evaluation of the Southern Brigade of the Traffic Police Detachment of Qingdao Public Security Bureau, it was decided to take non-motor vehicle restrictions on some roads in Badaguan Scenic Area. Specifically:
I. Forbidden area
The restricted area is the area west of Taipingjiao No.1 Road (Huanghai Road to Zhengyangguan Road, excluding this section), east of Zhengyangguan No.1 Road (Shanhaiguan Road 19 to Zhengyangguan Road, including this section) and south of Zhengyangguan Road (Zhengyangguan No.1 Road to Taipingjiao Road, excluding this section). All non-motor vehicles are prohibited from passing in the restricted area.
Second, the limit sign setting point
Third, the majority of traffic participants are requested to consciously abide by road traffic laws and regulations and drive according to law.
In addition, according to the unified deployment of Qingdao Jiaozhou Bay Tunnel and the special emergency headquarters, Qingdao Jiaozhou Bay Tunnel will hold a joint actual combat drill on traffic accidents and fire emergency from 22: 00 to 23: 00 on February 16, 2020. During the drill, the tunnel will be temporarily closed in both directions to remind drivers and passengers to avoid the tunnel or choose other routes at this time.
Brief introduction of butterfly house in Badaguan scenic spot
Butterfly House is an eclectic villa built in 1934. It was designed by China architect Liu Yaochen and Russian architect La Blinch.
Peach Blossoms in Butterfly House after Robbery
Don't underestimate this villa. It was once a sensation because of a movie: 1935 The Peach Blossom after Robbery, starring Hu Die and directed by Zhang Shichuan, was filmed here.
This is the first realistic masterpiece in the history of China's film art, creating a precedent for the creation of film literary scripts. This is also the first film with Qingdao as its theme.
Badaguan butterfly building
To commemorate this period of history, people call the studio where the heroine of this film, Hu Die, the first winner of China, lived "Butterfly House". This is also the first building named after a person in Qingdao.
Walking into the villa courtyard, design elements related to butterflies can be seen everywhere.
Posters of "Peach Blossom after Robbery" and photos of Lumiere brothers, the inventors of the film, are posted on the wall, and there are many architectural sketches in the yard, which fully set off the historical relics of the photography industry and commemorate the historical memory of the film belonging to this foreign building.
Along the way, huge film sculptures came into view, showing the historical process of the film, and there were many heavyweight trophies in the film industry: Oscar Award, Golden Lion Award, Hundred Flowers Award and so on.
Along the outdoor stairs of the villa, you can see the outdoor blue sky, white clouds, beach and sea; Indoor, full of photos, simple and simple furnishings.
Walking into the exhibition hall on the second floor of Butterfly Building, you can see the living room and bedroom where Hu Die once lived, the doors and windows with stained glass mahogany frame, and the elegant big bed. The room looks gorgeous and elegant, just like an imaginary boudoir.
The most striking thing in the room is that there is an old loudspeaker phonograph next to the sofa, as if the songs of old Shanghai are still ringing in my ears.
Down the spiral staircase to the first floor, the two sides of the corridor are covered with scenic photos of Qingdao. People can overlook the origin and development of Qingdao and China films in the past 100 years and taste the vicissitudes of the times.
A poem "Peach Blossom after Robbery" played a prelude to the centennial symphony of "Film and Television Capital". With the development of China films, Qingdao films have left a deep impression on the history of China films in the past century.