Beijing Rongxinda Film and Television Art Co., Ltd., founded in 1995, has invested and produced a number of film and television works that have broken CCTV ratings records for many times, and is a film and television production company dedicated to the planning/investment/production and distribution of film and television works
Beijing Rongxinda Film and Television Art Co., Ltd. is a professional film and television production company registered and founded in Beijing, China in 1995 by famous filmmakers Li Shaohong, Li Xiaowan and Zeng Nianping. The company has been committed to the development of joint planning, investment, production and distribution of film and television works with domestic and foreign film and television institutions. After nearly 10 years of steady development and growth, the company has accumulated rich experience and has become a film and television production company with high reputation in the industry.
Since its establishment, Rongxinda has participated in the investment and creation and shooting of dozens of films, TV movies and TV series. Among them, classic TV series such as "Thunderstorm", "Daming Palace Ci", "Orange is Red", "April Day in the World" and other classic TV series are not only loved by the audience but also break CCTV ratings records for many times, and the movies "Red Pink", "Spring in a Small Town", "Red Suit", "Baby in Love", etc. have won many major awards at home and abroad, such as the "Silver Bear Award" at the Berlin International Film Festival, the "San Marco" Award at the Venice International Film Festival, and the "Huabiao Award" for Chinese films.
The company cooperated with Taiwan Zongheng International Film and Television Production Company to shoot the feature film "Night Run" (2001); COLLABORATED WITH THIRTEEN WNET NEW YORK ON WARRIORS OF VIRTURE 2 (2002); Partnered with Lion Rock to help produce John Woo's film "Sangsang and the Kitten" (2005), a UNICEF film to save children in the world's poorest areas; Assisted Oscar-winning documentary director Alan Miller in documentaries such as "Top 10 Composers in the World", "Mozart and Mao II.", and "Turandot - Taimiao Version" (2003).
