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Updated: 2017-06-13

Museum keeps classic movie industry alive

Local residents visit Inner Mongolia Movie Museum in Hohhot on June 10. Founded in 2008, Inner Mongolia Movie Museum has collected over 1,500 cinema projectors, nearly 5,000 films, assorted screenplays, stills, and reviews. Initiated by two movie-enthusiasts, the museum is recognized as China’s largest private movie collection that combines screenings, research and exhibits. [Photo/Xinhua]

Museum keeps classic movie industry alive

A volunteer walks through Inner Mongolia Movie Museum, in Hohhot on June 10. Founded in 2008, Inner Mongolia Movie Museum has collected over 1,500 cinema projectors, nearly 5,000 films, assorted screenplays, stills, and reviews. Initiated by two movie-enthusiasts, the museum is recognized as China’s largest private movie collection that combines screenings, research and exhibits. [Photo/Xinhua]

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