There are many iconic scenes in "This Is a Beautiful Life" in 1947, from the dance floor opening to reveal the swimming pool below, to George sending Mary home after the dance, to Xiao Zuzu sweetly explaining that the nearby bell is What do you mean by the poignant ending of the movie.

However, almost all fans of this timeless Christmas movie will quote George Bailey walking through the middle of Bedford Falls and shouting relieved greetings at various companies as a holiday classic A major and touching moment in the movie.

If you wish, you are welcome to do the same when you go to TCL China's 6 theaters to show "A Wonderful Life" for free on Tuesday, December 14.

Of course, the Hollywood corporate name is indeed different from the corporate name in the fictional Bedford Falls, but it must be in the same mood when you shout "Merry Christmas, Musso and Frank Grill!" And "Merry Christmas, El Capitan Theater!"

But don't pretend to be a newly updated George Bailey for too long: you will want to arrive in the theater before the 7pm show.

Far ahead of that? You need to reply to let the organizer know that you are coming. You can send an email to info@chinesetheatres.com before noon on December 14.

This kind of reward for bringing joy to the local community has another element of feedback: guests are encouraged to bring unpackaged toys to the show theater toy drive.

If you know the movie verbatim by heart, consider it a great opportunity to watch the movie in the heart of Tinseltown.

If you have never seen this groundbreaking seasonal candy, or have seen it a long time ago, maybe it's time to revisit it. Frank Capra (Frank Capra) at the helm of the film, although pleasing, but still often enter the list of various movies in the top 10, although due to repeated broadcasts on TV, the film has been decades past, Enter our collective mind in an indelible way.

As mentioned earlier, the typical town on the screen is the snow-capped and charming Bedford Falls. But Bedford Falls is full of life in sunny Southern California, and local cities such as Encino, Beverly Hills and La Cañada Flintridge have become the Christmas villages of our dreams that love movies.