On this day, 114 years ago, on June 24, 1911 (the 28th of the fifth lunar month), the film was screened among people in my country for the first time. As early as 1896, Shanghai's Xuyuan "Youyi Village" showed a French short film. At that time, only a very small number of rich and powerful people in the upper class were lucky enough to feast their eyes. On June 24, 1911, the Spaniard Remas built the Hongkou Grand Theater in Hongkou, Shanghai. The emerging entertainment method and film began to enter the people of our country. At that time, the Shanghai Autonomous Office announced strict management measures for film screenings. It stipulates that a license must be issued to open a movie theater, male and female audiences must be divided, films must not contain obscene content, and the screening time must be limited to before 12 o'clock at the latest.