Ruijin Hotel in Shanghai

The TV series "Chenghuan Ji" that is currently being broadcast features "Xing'an Li," which is filmed at the Ruijin Hotel located at No. 118 Ruijin Second Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai. Ruijin Hotel was once one of the four major hotels in Shanghai and was very mysterious to the general public before it opened to the outside world. Ruijin Hotel, with its classic buildings that bear the rings of the years, is also a witness to legendary history. In 1927, it was the engagement site of Chiang Kai-shek and Soong Mei-ling; after the founding of the People's Republic of China, it became one of the Shanghai Municipal Committee's guesthouses; in 1956, it was also the office location of Chen Yi, the first mayor of Shanghai. Ruijin Hotel opened in 1985 and was renovated in 2004. The hotel is a garden villa-style hotel with elegant architecture and a beautiful environment. Each villa has spacious and bright living rooms, dining rooms, conference halls, etc., decorated with exquisitely carved antiques with national characteristics, appearing luxurious and elegant. The Woyin Building and Qisi Building also have karaoke, cafes, and dance halls. In addition, each villa has guest rooms that are spacious and comfortable, equipped with complete sets of Chinese and Western furniture, and marble-laid washrooms, making it an ideal place for guests to travel, do business, hold meetings, and vacation. Having served as a state guesthouse, it has hosted international dignitaries such as Prince William. Especially in the late autumn, the Ruijin Hotel, with its classic buildings in the garden, tall camphor trees, gorgeous red maples, and golden ginkgo trees, complement each other and attract many citizens and tourists to come and check in, experiencing the charm of autumn.