Shenzhen has launched a bus line that offers tours to the filming locations of the Chinese New Year blockbuster Scare Out (惊蛰无声), which was shot at multiple landmarks across the city.

Directed by Zhang Yimou and starring Jackson Yee, Zhu Yilong, and Song Jia, the film revolves around the leak of classified intelligence concerning China's latest fighter jet and the subsequent race by security agents to neutralize the threat. After debuting on Feb 17, the film has raked in 750 million yuan ($108.6 million) in box-office revenue to date, securing its position as the second highest-grossing film during the Chinese New Year holidays.

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To meet fan demand to explore the backdrop of the cinematic thriller, Shenzhen Bus Group launched the "Scare Out location tour line" on Feb 20. The route connects filming spots including Gangxia North metro station (Shenzhen Eye, 深圳之眼), One Avenue (卓悦中心), the Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning (近当代艺术与城市规划馆), Upper Hills (深业上城), Hongshan 6979 (红山6979), and the new Shenzhen Art Museum (深圳美术馆) in Longhua District.

The bus service operates from 9 am to 9 pm from Hongshan metro station (红山地铁站) to Customs Complex (海关综合大楼), and from 10 am to 9 pm for the return journey. A single ride costs 5 yuan, with a day pass available for 15 yuan.

This article is translated by China Daily from the original report in Chinese as published on Shenzhen Fabu, a WeChat public account of Shenzhen municipal government.