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The Bashu region has a wealth of intangible cultural heritage, of which opera is an important component. It is one of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage and the most representative and iconic art form of Bashu culture. Here, you can enjoy dance, martial arts, sketches, Sichuan opera face-changing and other diverse intangible art forms at once. While you are having fun, all the worries of the day are driven away.

Program Introduction:

The Bashu region has a rich intangible cultural heritage, of which opera is an important component. It is one of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage and the most representative and iconic art style of Bashu culture.

Sichuan Opera has brought "face changing" to the stage, using wonderful techniques to make it a unique art. According to legend, "face changing" is when ancient humans faced ferocious beasts, they would draw their faces in different ways to scare away invading beasts in order to survive.

The performance forms of ancient Shu fire-breathing are rich and the artistic techniques are unique. The actors wear specially designed masks and play mysterious roles such as gods, demons, monsters, etc. The costumes are gorgeous and special, showing the supernatural identities of the characters vividly and highlighting their personalities and emotions.

There is more VIP interaction in the first row. It is recommended to go there in advance to get a good seat so that it is convenient to take pictures without being blocked.

Classic Sichuan Opera "The World is Good": Legend has it that in ancient times, the fairy Baishen practiced in the fairy mountain and was fascinated by the prosperous scene of the world. She used the unique high-pitched tunes of Sichuan Opera to sing and dance about her longing for a better life on earth.

Shadow play relies on light and shadow to create images. Artists use their hands and singing to perform, and can imitate different animals. Children love it very much.

The unique skill of rolling lanterns is a humorous performance with a plot. It integrates intangible cultural heritage into the program, making it more interesting to watch.

The pretty female character in "The Female Generals of the Yang Family" - Mu Guiying, a character in the opera and novel "The Generals of the Yang Family". She is a character in the novel "The Biography of the Northern Song Dynasty" by Xiong Damu of the Ming Dynasty and the novel "The Popular Romance of the Generals of the Yang Family" by Ji Zhenlun. She was originally the daughter of Mu Yu of Mu Kezhai. She was superb in martial arts, resourceful and brave. It is said that a goddess taught her the art of flying arrows and knives. Because she fought with Yang Zongbao in front of the battle, captured Zongbao alive and married him, she was included in the list of the generals of the Yang Family and became an outstanding figure among the female generals of the Yang Family. She fought with other generals of the Yang family to defend the country and made many military exploits. She is a typical image of a heroine in Chinese classical literature.

After the show, if you have the chance, you can take a free photo with your favorite actors.

Here you can drink tea while watching the performance, which is very pleasant