Top team creates an immersive Tang Dynasty fantasy realm
Presents a multi-dimensional water screen technology feast of international standard
Showcases the Qujiang artistic conception of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, leading visitors to experience the charm of the Tang Dynasty
Pioneers a new interactive cultural tourism model of "boat tour and performance"
Watch the magnificent performance of "Dreaming of the Great Tang", touch the stars and moon from the poet's pen, and stroll by Ziyun Tower
With the sky as the curtain and the lake as the stage, light and shadow, song and dance, poetry and technology intertwine to create a flowing scroll of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Tonight, dream chasers gather for this poetic carnival, dreaming back a thousand years.
"Dreaming of the Great Tang" depicts the rich emotions and aesthetic pursuits of the ancient people during the prosperous Tang Dynasty through a blend of real and illusory scenes. It innovatively adopts the form of exploring dreams by boat on the lake, relying on the garden's scenery to present a series of romantic and ultimate "dreams in the garden". Through the shared pursuit of "beautiful dreams", it elucidates the emotional reveries of people from the Tang Dynasty and contemporary times, using light, shadow, water, and dance to showcase the myriad charms of the Tang Dynasty.
With water as its soul, it innovatively integrates multiple sets of liftable water screen art installations, multi-dimensional water fountains, and multi-color laser projection technology. The main water screen is up to 20 meters high, cooperating with 3D projection to present epic scenes such as the Silk Road and the "Rainbow Feather Dress"; laser beams pulsate with the music, weaving into a dazzling "aurora", creating an ethereal wonderland with the mist system.
Through architectural projection, immersive surround sound, and a mist system, pavilions, bridges, and water ripples are transformed into a dynamic scroll. The 360° surrounding sound, light, and electricity technology breaks the boundaries of traditional viewing, allowing the audience to sometimes drink with poets, and sometimes witness all nations paying tribute, achieving a deep immersion where "people are swimming in the painting."